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Aaliyah: 25 Years Since Her Tragic Death
It's been a quarter century since Aaliyah's tragic death and even though she's gone way too soon, the late legend's legacy will live on forever. She was only 11 years old when she first started performing, hitting the Sin City stage alongside her aunt, Gladys Knight. Aaliyah dropped her debut album in 1994, when she was just 14. Her second album went double platinum, and her third and final album scored her a Grammy nomination for Best R&B Album.
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Aaliyah: Deep Cuts & B-Side Bangers
Dearest, sweet, Aaliyah…” Two words and the single name of a gone-too-soon R&B queen that go so perfectly together, famously said by fellow late hip-hop legend DMX in a somber music video released in 2002 for her posthumously-re
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Chrisean Rock Breaks Silence on Blueface Split
Chrisean Rock is opening up about her breakup with Blueface following a disturbing livestream in which the rapper appeared to push her during an argument about money and control.
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Black Celebrity Fall Street Style Guide
Black celebs have been showing up and out this fall in fits that prove they can keep the streets hot long after summer's warmth goes away. From Jaden Smith's leather jackets and heeled boots at Paris Fashion Week to Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union's chic coordinated courtside looks, we are loving the street style that Black stars are rocking this fall.
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Yella Beezy Blocks Jail Call Evidence in Mo3 Murder Case
Before Yella Beezy was found guilty of hiring a hitman to kill Mo3, he asked a judge to block a three-way jail call involving the man who gunned down Mo3 from being used as evidence in his trial unless prosecutors specifically asked the judge outside of the jury's presence and got permission to admit it first. In court docs, obtained by TMZ, Beezy's legal team had argued that the call that happened just hours after the shooting was inadmissible hearsay.
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Javits Frimpong: A Stolen Dream at 15 | The Root
The pages of Javits Frimpong's diary include the dreams of a 15-year-old boy who believed he had his whole life ahead of him. But one year after arriving in the United States from Ghana, he was shot and killed on his way to school in New York City. Now, those journal entries are a heartbreaking reminder of everything he never got to experience.