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GloRilla on The Bacon Magazine October 2026 Cover

GloRilla covers The Bacon Magazine for October 2026, bringing big Memphis energy from the rapper behind F.N.F. (Let’s Go).

RHONY Faces Uncertain Future After Ratings Collapse

The future looks bleak for The Real Housewives of New York City after multiple attempts to refresh the show have failed to capture the attention of viewers. On September 8, RHONY returned to Bravo for its 16th season with just 371,000 live viewers tuning in.

Black Stars Who Slayed at GQ Man of Year

If there's anyone who knows how to throw a fashionable party, it's GQ, and that's exactly what they did at this year's GQ Man of the Year Party! And more than a handful of our favorite Black stars showed up and showed up on the red carpet. From fly suits to dazzling dresses, folks like Anderson .Paak, Angel Reese, Don Cheadle, and more popped out for an unforgettable night.

Yella Beezy’s New Mug Shot After Life Sentence

Rapper Yella Beezy didn't appear too happy posing for a new mug shot days after learning his fate in court. The Texas Department of Corrections released the new photo on Friday. The entertainer looked emotionless as he looked into the camera after being transferred to the facility. Yella was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole this week. A jury found Yella guilty of capital murder in the death of rapper Mo3.

Aaron Pierre on Esquire UK October 2026 Cover

Aaron Pierre covers Esquire UK for October 2026, spotlighting the rising star of Mufasa: The Lion King and Rebel Ridge.

Hannah Gann’s Racial Identity Scandal Explained

Nearly a decade after Rachel Dolezal became the face of one of the most infamous identity scandals in recent American history, another white woman has found herself at the center of a very similar controversy in Philadelphia. Hannah Gann, a teacher and activist known for her work in local racial justice and pro-Palestinian organizing, misrepresented herself as Black, Palestinian and Tunisian for years. In an apology posted online, Gann described herself as a white woman of Jewish heritage, acknowledging that she hid the truth about her background and lied to everyone in her life about who she was.

Boseman Family Feud After Death Continues

As Chadwick Boseman's widow, Simone Ledward, and his brothers continue their legal spat, newly revealed details have just made the situation even more complicated. In July 2026, Boseman's brothers filed to have his widow removed as his estate administrator, alleging that she hadn't distributed funds from the Black Panther star's estate intended for his parents. Although he died without a will, a 2022 court order established that his mother and father would receive a 50% share of his assets, with Ledward receiving the other half.

Bianca Censori Flaunts New Look While Out With Kanye

Bianca Censori is back at it again with a new hairdo and a staple from her time with Kanye West a see-through shirt that does little to cover her nipples. Bianca and Ye were spotted leaving the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles on Thursday and it looks like she's got a new look peep her strawberry blonde locks.

Blueface Sued Over Chrisean Rock PPV Stream

Blueface is being sued for copyright infringement because a boxing promoter claims he cost them money by putting Chrisean Rock's recent pay-per-view boxing match on his stream. During the match, music manager Wack 100 and Blueface broadcast it for more than an hour on his verified Kick channel. The promoter and streaming provider say tens of thousands of viewers tuned in and that Blueface told them they didn't need to buy the PPV and should watch for free instead.

North West’s New Look Sparks Fan Fury Over Appearance

Kim Kardashian has faced criticism after her daughter, North West, appeared to debut a 'new nose' in a TikTok video. The 13-year-old has drawn attention for experimenting with different styles in recent years.

Best-Dressed WNBA Stars in the Tunnel

The WNBA tunnel has become a fashion destination, and the players are the reason why. Star players like Angel Reese and Skylar Diggins-Smith aren't simply following trends; they're bringing personality, identity and individual style to a space once dominated by traditional sportswear. From full-glam looks and head-turning streetwear to sharp tailoring and minimalist moments, there's no single formula for WNBA style. In the league, there's room for the glam girl, the streetwear girl, the minimalist, the maximalist, the suit enthusiast and the one who simply wants to make everybody laugh. That's what makes the league's fashion culture so compelling.

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