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Fans, peers, and more flocked to D’Angelo’s catalog shortly after the legendary singer passed away on Oct. 14. Whether by revisiting classic songs or studying albums for the first time, the Virginia native saw his streams skyrocket. According to “Billboard,” D’Angelo’s song catalog pulled in 16.1 million official on-demand streams
White farmers are outraged with the White House after President Donald Trump announced that he would buy beef from Argentina, threatening the cattle market in the United States amid ongoing agricultural and economic challenges for farmers. Trump said his proposal to invest $20 billion in Argentina’s beef industry will help
Despite Young Thug attempting to squash the beef between Chris Brown and Kevin McCall, Brown isn’t likely to hand over any residuals to his former “Deuces” collaborator anytime soon. Taking to his Instagram Stories shortly after McCall’s emotional “Back on Figg” podcast appearance, Brown seemingly responded with a sarcastic post.
The family of Kada Scott has released a statement after police found her body during their search for her. “Dear friends, family, and supporters, it is with unimaginable sorrow that we confirm our daughter Kada Scott has been found deceased. Our hearts are broken beyond words,” the Scott family’s statement
While braids are a popular, universal protective style that has myriad merits and dates back across cultures for thousands of years, getting them is a costly and lengthy process that still takes hours — even days in some cases — to complete. That could all change with the help of
Widely credited for crafting one of dancehall’s transcendent hits, Sister Nancy is set to receive her flowers with a brand new documentary, all while looking back at her innovative single. In “Bam Bam: The Story of Sister Nancy,” the 63-year-old, considered to be Jamaica’s first female dancehall DJ, takes fans
by Jeroslyn JoVonn October 22, 2025 Lawyers for the rappers call the demand “harassing, oppressive, and burdensome.” Lawyers for Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube are fighting hard to avoid having the hip-hop moguls deposed in a $1.3 million fraud lawsuit. Newly released court documents show that in August, both rappers
by Sharelle B. McNair October 22, 2025 In her new book, ‘Independent,’ Jean-Pierre criticizes the Democratic Party for abandoning Biden when he needed support. Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre is opening up during her book tour on why, after serving under the Biden administration, she decided to leave
Misty Copeland hangs up her pointe shoes Wednesday, putting a final exclamation point on a trailblazing career in which she became an ambassador for diversity in the very white world of ballet — and a crossover star far beyond. Copeland will be feted in grand style as American Ballet Theatre devotes a gala
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman October 22, 2025 The Girl Scouts became senators for the day and learned how government works. Over the weekend, the Girl Scouts visited the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for a “Girls Leading Government” event, hosted by the congresswoman’s Ayana Presley office, where they enjoyed the expertise of
Fans, peers, and more flocked to D’Angelo’s catalog shortly after the legendary singer passed away on Oct. 14. Whether by revisiting classic songs or studying albums for the first time, the Virginia native saw his streams skyrocket. According to “Billboard,” D’Angelo’s song catalog pulled in 16.1 million official on-demand streams
White farmers are outraged with the White House after President Donald Trump announced that he would buy beef from Argentina, threatening the cattle market in the United States amid ongoing agricultural and economic challenges for farmers. Trump said his proposal to invest $20 billion in Argentina’s beef industry will help
Despite Young Thug attempting to squash the beef between Chris Brown and Kevin McCall, Brown isn’t likely to hand over any residuals to his former “Deuces” collaborator anytime soon. Taking to his Instagram Stories shortly after McCall’s emotional “Back on Figg” podcast appearance, Brown seemingly responded with a sarcastic post.
The family of Kada Scott has released a statement after police found her body during their search for her. “Dear friends, family, and supporters, it is with unimaginable sorrow that we confirm our daughter Kada Scott has been found deceased. Our hearts are broken beyond words,” the Scott family’s statement
While braids are a popular, universal protective style that has myriad merits and dates back across cultures for thousands of years, getting them is a costly and lengthy process that still takes hours — even days in some cases — to complete. That could all change with the help of
Widely credited for crafting one of dancehall’s transcendent hits, Sister Nancy is set to receive her flowers with a brand new documentary, all while looking back at her innovative single. In “Bam Bam: The Story of Sister Nancy,” the 63-year-old, considered to be Jamaica’s first female dancehall DJ, takes fans
by Jeroslyn JoVonn October 22, 2025 Lawyers for the rappers call the demand “harassing, oppressive, and burdensome.” Lawyers for Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube are fighting hard to avoid having the hip-hop moguls deposed in a $1.3 million fraud lawsuit. Newly released court documents show that in August, both rappers
by Sharelle B. McNair October 22, 2025 In her new book, ‘Independent,’ Jean-Pierre criticizes the Democratic Party for abandoning Biden when he needed support. Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre is opening up during her book tour on why, after serving under the Biden administration, she decided to leave
Misty Copeland hangs up her pointe shoes Wednesday, putting a final exclamation point on a trailblazing career in which she became an ambassador for diversity in the very white world of ballet — and a crossover star far beyond. Copeland will be feted in grand style as American Ballet Theatre devotes a gala
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman October 22, 2025 The Girl Scouts became senators for the day and learned how government works. Over the weekend, the Girl Scouts visited the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for a “Girls Leading Government” event, hosted by the congresswoman’s Ayana Presley office, where they enjoyed the expertise of