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Asake on Office Magazine December 2025 Cover Slay
Asake brings his global star power to Office Magazine’s December 2025 issue, delivering a sleek, fashion-forward moment styled by Dylan Andrews and produced by Kii Brown. The editorial signals how Afrobeats continues to reshape culture and command space at the highest levels of fashion.
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Police Chief’s Suicide Claim Challenged by Civil Rights Lawyers
The last call Anthoneil Williams II made was to Austin police. The 17-year-old reported that someone in the area had a gun, but within minutes of officers arriving, the unarmed Black teen was shot dead. Williams had no gun, just a water bottle tucked into his waistband. Austin police acknowledged the teenager was unarmed. Even so, the department characterized the shooting as potentially suicide by cop, arguing Williams provoked officers into shooting him.
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Drake’s New Girlfriend Exposed – 22-Year-Old
BenDaDonnn accidentally exposed Drake's private life during a live broadcast when he FaceTime called the rapper and thousands of viewers saw him with Lauren Harris, a Toronto social media influencer he's been quietly linked to for years.
MUSIC
Owen Saward on 2026: Rising UK R&B Star
The UK singer Owen Saward has fans going back in time. Between 'Not Mine' and 'Without You,' people keep saying his sound reminds them of early Craig David and that golden era of UK R&B. He calls 'Not Mine' a homage to Michael Jackson, and you can hear that inspiration in the phrasing.
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IMANI IMANI BREAKS DOWN HER PGLAND JOURNEY WITH KENDRICK AND DAVE FREE
In her first interview with Pigeons and Planes, the first woman signed to pgLang opened up about her journey. She talked about how Dave Free never made her promises and instead gave her the time and space to develop on her own, which she calls the best kind of artist development. She named Erykah Badu and Nina Simone as the first musicians she fell in love with, crediting Badu for teaching her about being a Black woman in the world and Simone for the raw, honest way she translated pain.
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GLENN LEWIS RETURNS WITH SURPRISE R&B MASTERPIECE AFTER 13-YEAR HIATUS
The Toronto R&B legend just dropped a masterpiece out...