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Ramla Ali on the Cover of T: The NYTimes Style Magazine
Get to know Ramla Ali, the creative force behind T Magazine's stunning visuals and find out how she's changing the game for photographers everywhere.
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Serayah and Joey Bada$$ Breakup: What We Know
On Monday, social media was set ablaze after Empire star Serayah McNeil announced the end of her engagement to rapper Joey Bada$$. But news of a shocking twist in what some thought was a beautiful love story has divided folks on the internet. Let's break it down. McNeil and Joey made their coupling official in 2023 after meeting two years prior at a mutual friend's birthday party. By February 2025, the pair's relationship escalated, and they revealed plans to welcome a new bundle of joy together in the coming months.
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T-Pain Blasts Streaming Rates After $100M Deal
T-Pain cashed in his catalog because he did not want unpredictable streaming payments to determine what his children inherit. The "I'm Sprung" hitmaker explained the decision during a Twitch stream, more than a year after HarbourView Equity Partners acquired his publishing catalog and select master rights for a rumored $100 million.
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Destin Conrad on Roadrunner: Reggae Pivot Shines
Destin Conrad just did something different. His new album 'Roadrunner' leans all the way into reggae and dancehall, a tribute to the Jamaican heritage he was raised on, and a real left turn from the alt-R&B and jazz he built his name on. With songs like 'Favorite Lover' setting the tone, the project is about life on the road and what it takes to be a touring artist.
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Former Publicist Confessed Jax Romance by Text
Brittany Cartwright says Lori Krebs waited until two hours before photos of her vacationing with Jax Taylor went public to reveal that their relationship had turned romantic, with Lori sending a text message admitting things had changed.
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Black Women Home Exhibition Martha’s Vineyard
There is no sterile white gallery wall separating the art from everyday life. Instead, imagine walking through bedrooms in Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard, encountering work by Black women artists in rooms devoted to themes such as protection, nurturing, memory and water. Curated by Jade Flint and artist Taylor Thomas, and presented by Long Gallery Harlem, A House Is Not a Home brings together 25 Black women artists to examine America's 250-year history through the women whose labor, care and creativity helped build it.