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The Biggest Moments From the 2025 Met Gala

From regal drama to sculptural elegance, Black stars commanded the Met Gala 2025 carpet. Zuri Hall stunned in Bishme Cromartie, Ego Nwodim gave high fashion in Christopher John Rogers, and Teyana Taylor delivered a Victorian fantasy in Marc Jacobs. And Tyla? She embodied the night’s theme—literally.

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Colin Kaepernick RIPS NFL Over Blackballing Claims

Colin Kaepernick says he refuses to watch the NFL, accusing the league of blackballing him and targeting other players who protested alongside him. The former San Francisco 49ers quarterback has been out of the NFL since the end of the 2016 season, when his decision to kneel during the national anthem in protest of social injustice became a national controversy.

Cynthia Erivo on Variety June 2026

Cynthia Erivo for Variety. Styling: Jason Bolden Grooming: Joy Adenuga

Victoria Monét on Frequency of Love Album Review

Victoria Monét's second studio album, 'Frequency of Love,' is out now with 22 songs. Standout tracks include 'Let Me' which hit No. 1 on Billboard's Adult R&B Airplay, 'Reach Out,' 'Juicy,' 'That's Why I Love You' featuring Bruno Mars, 'Single' with Bryson Tiller, and 'See You In My Dreams' with SZA. The album follows 'Jaguar II,' which won Best R&B Album and Best New Artist at the 2024 Grammys. Her tour starts later this month.

A$AP Rocky on Vibe: Exclusive Cover Story

ASAP Rocky by Jamil Gshere for Vibe. Story by Jeffihaza. Strategic Advisor/Editor-At-Large: Datwon. Executive Editor: Eboseta. Creative Director: Joe Hutchinson. Video Producer/Editor: Jason Chandler. Social Media Editor: Elise Isabella. Stylist: Henson. Hair: Tasha Worldofstyles. Makeup: Mirna Jose. Photographic assistance: Patrick Lyn.

The Game: Label Left Six Figures in Marketing Unspent

The Game's company says his record label promised a half-million bucks to push his album Drillmatic Heart vs. Mind but claims it left most of that money on the table and the album sales suffered as a result. The suit says both sides signed off on a detailed budget allocation with money set aside for videos, digital ads, overseas promotion, and radio. But The Game's company claims only about a third of the money was actually spent, leaving more than $320,000 unused.