Tag: Air Jordan 3 "Concrete Rose"

Teyana Wins Globe, Debuts ‘Rose’ AJ3s

2026 is Teyana Taylor's year. Fresh off her Golden Globe win for One Battle After Another and an SNL hosting gig, she has unveiled her new sneaker collaboration with Jordan Brand: the Air Jordan 3 "Concrete Rose," continuing her successful run.

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Awar Odhiambo on Vogue France September 2026

Hair stylist Anthony Turner created a stunning look for Vogue France, working with Awarodhiang to deliver an exceptional editorial piece. The collaboration showcased innovative techniques and creative vision, highlighting the artistry involved in fashion and beauty styling for one of the industry's most prestigious publications.

Diddy Rushed Out After Medical Emergency

Diddy was transported out of federal prison early Saturday morning for a medical emergency. Sources at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey say Diddy left the prison grounds to get treatment for a head injury. The ambulance pulled out around 1 AM, but the injury was not life-threatening. He was conscious and speaking when taken back to prison before sunrise Saturday.

Wunmi Mosaku on British Vogue: September 2026

Wunmi Mosaku for British Vogue. Story by Oyin Braithwaite. Stylist: Sarr Jamois. Hair: Dionne Smith. Makeup: Ammy Drammeh. Nails: Sabrina Gayle.

Doja Cat’s Controversial Statements About Race

Doja Cat opened up about her journey with self-love, her biracial identity, and long-standing internet rumors, sharing that her struggles with self-identity began around age eight after moving to a predominantly white neighborhood.

Olivia Dean Faces Copyright Lawsuit Over ‘I’ve Seen It’

Mattie Music Group, publisher on Bill Withers' 1981 record, filed suit October 1st claiming Olivia Dean's 'I've Seen It' copies 'Just the Two of Us.' The complaint alleges repeated melody copying. Dean's co-writers aren't defendants. The suit targets Capitol Records, Universal Music Group, Sony Publishing and Kobalt, claiming they continued releasing the song after August notice. The publisher seeks actual damages or up to $150,000 in statutory damages if willful, plus sales cessation.