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This summer has been all about serving looks and Black celebrities have been dishing up fashion moments that we cannot get enough of. From Paris Fashion Week to the BET Awards to street-style fits, Black Hollywood stars have given us jaw-dropping outfits to add to our Pinterest boards. As the summer heats up, we decided to highlight the best fashion moments this summer.

Jay-Z and Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin are taking over New York City with a series of celebrity-packed events. Jay-Z's sold-out Yankee Stadium concerts this weekend feature stars like LeBron James, Megan Thee Stallion, Kevin Hart, and Ice Spice. Friday's show opened iconically with Beyoncé cutting Jay-Z's hair. Later this week, the ESPYs and Fanatics Fest follow, featuring Shaquille O'Neal, Derek Jeter, John Cena, Travis Scott, Serena Williams, Floyd Mayweather, and dozens more stars scheduled to appear at the Jacob Javits Center event.

Raiders star Maxx Crosby grabbed the mic and graced the stage at Marquee LV Friday night, trading sacks for bars in front of some of the biggest stars in sports. The All-Pro edge rusher was in full-blown party mode at the nightclub inside The Cosmopolitan. Crosby arrived just before midnight and hung out until early morning, leaving after 3 AM. Among the stars in the crowd were boxing champ Ryan Garcia, NBA stars Devin Booker, John Wall and Kevin Durant, and NFL stars Dak Prescott, Derwin James, and Von Miller.

Former British Prince Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is back in the headlines after royal biographer Andrew Lownie accused him of "shameless" behavior toward a flight attendant during a guest appearance on the Daily Expresso podcast.

T.I. is reflecting on one of his biggest scandals from 2019 when he discussed taking his then 18-year-old daughter Deyjah to a gynecologist to verify her virginity. Though he claimed it was a joke, many found the comments misogynistic. The rapper tells People the situation sucked, especially since the podcast episode aired while they were filming their reality show, forcing the family to relive the drama. Despite this, T.I. says he doesn't regret doing the show, comparing it to a scrapbook of his children's youth and emphasizing the importance of raising kids with principles and faith.