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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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Unforgettable Hip-Hop Story Songs – The Root

Thirty years ago, 1996 proved to be a watershed moment for hip-hop narrative. In a single 12-month run, 2Pac laid down double-album street gospel on All Eyez on Me, The Fugees wove multi-layered neighborhood chronicles on The Score, and Eminem dropped raw character studies on his debut Infinite. Three decades after that legendary stretch blew open the boundaries of what a verse could paint, we looked back across the culture's full timeline to gather the greatest masterclasses in hip-hop storytelling.

Guess The Busty Beach Babe In Orange Bikini

Orange is the new obsession, at least for the month of October anyways! Can you score the Hollywood hottie showin' off her assets on the beach?! She skyrocketed to fame on VH1's Love & Hip Hop. She was once linked to rapper Fetty Wap.

Carmelo Anthony Leaked Texts Reveal Controversial Messages

During a blockbuster retrial hearing in Collin County, Texas, Prosecutor Bill Wirskye unleashed a bombshell stash of Karmelo's private text messages that were kept hidden from the original jury.

Shamon Brown Jr. on Kolor Magazine

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Lucky Daye on Radar: New Album ALOUD! Arrives October 16

Lucky Daye released 'Talk To Me' today, the newest single from 'ALOUD!,' his fourth studio album. It's psychedelic guitar over an 80s drum groove, a song about trying to save something after the conversation stops. 'ALOUD!' arrives October 16 with 15 songs, made with his longtime producer D'Mile, and features from Muni Long, Leon Thomas, Pusha T, Akeem Ali and the Atlanta rock band The Paradox.