Culture’s biggest night The BET Awards show 2021 “Year Of The Black Women” will broadcast live this Sunday June 27 at 8:00pm. ET/PT. This year, Academy Award nominee and Golden Globe winning actress, filmmaker and philanthropist Taraji P. Henson will host the star studded event. Critically acclaimed, Grammy award winning musician, Golden Globe winning and
Month: June 2021
After securing his first top 10 R&B single on Billboard this year with “No Plans For Love” featuring Ne-Yo, D-Nice has teamed up with Kiana Ledé for his new track “Rather Be.” Over a soothing production, crafted by CasperDoltAgain, Ledé tries to make sense of how she feels about her relationship. “Hold my heart, my
Michael B. Jordan is facing accusations of cultural appropriation over his new rum line, J’Ouvert. The Creole French word refers to the annual indigenous festivities held since the 1800s in Trinidad and Tobago and Grenada during Carnival. The packaging for J’Ouvert reads, “Derived from the Antellian Creole French term meaning ‘daybreak,’ J’OUVERT originated in the
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: FashionPPS/WENN.com / WENN The iconic Polo horseman logo is about to add some elegance to the pro gaming community. Ralph Lauren is now a sponsor of the G2 Esports gaming organization. As spotted on Hypebeast the beloved American apparel brand is staking their flag further into the sports sector. This week they
Let it burn. Dax is still jacking beats, and goes ham over Eminem’s classic “Forgot About Dre”. Taken from his ransacked living room, Dax bares his war paint and drops endless rhymes over the Dr. Dre production. The possessed rapper multiples in a series of clones, downs a bottle of liquor, and clutches his radio
The Mark isn’t shy about warning us of the hellish, downright dangerous games awaiting us on the bayou beats beneath “Louisiana Voodoo,” but with a little assistance from axman Tony Joe White, the imagery in his lyrics comes to life before us in more than a melodic fashion. The harmonies here feel divine in spots,
Earlier today, Metallica announced their plans for celebrating this year’s thirtieth anniversary of The Black Album, including a super-duper-extra-special deluxe edition as well as a project dubbed The Metallica Blacklist, which features “50+ artists spanning an unbelievably vast range of genres, generations, cultures, continents and more, each contributing a unique interpretation of their favorite Black Album cut.” One of
If you haven’t heard of Justice Carradine yet, you’ve been doing yourself a disservice. Starting out in his teens, the young singer/songwriter built a passionate social media following with covers before writing and releasing his own original material. Carradine’s most recent track, “Okay,” was released with a music video in May, and you can add
The official video for Remble’s “Touchable” out now: https://remble.lnk.to/touchable Follow Remble: https://www.instagram.com/itsremble/ Tweets by IamRemble https://www.facebook.com/itsremble #ItsRemble
Metallica have announced a massive reissue of the Black Album featuring covers from a total of 53 artists. Bands including Ghost, Weezer, Royal Blood, Volbeat and more will share their take on classic Metallica tracks, along with solo artists such as Elton John, Corey Taylor and Miley Cyrus. The new Blacklist album, along with a remastered
Sammy Hagar and Michael Anthony shared the story behind an unreleased Van Halen song called “I Want Some Action” on Facebook. The two Van Halen alumni and current Sammy Hagar and the Circle bandmates recently launched the “Van Hagar / Other Half” page on Facebook and Instagram, where they will upload rare, vintage footage from
Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker performed a surprise rooftop show in Los Angeles over the weekend – check out the footage below. The Ohio rapper – aka Richard Colson Baker – took to Twitter on Saturday (June 19) to direct his fans to a “rainbow lifeguard station” at Venice Beach, where he later took
[Photo by: Kate Bowman] Collapsing Scenery just released a remix of their song “The Grey Cardinal” by Ryan Ross, the former lead guitarist for Panic! At The Disco. Ross stripped back the background instrumentation and slowed down the track, letting the dark, otherworldly voice of lead singer Reggie Debris take center stage. You can watch
Electronica is at an apex that critics can’t seem to stop talking about this season, and if you’re curious what all of the fuss has been about, I’d recommend taking a peek at the genre’s esteemed underground and specifically contemporary acts like Elektragaaz. Unlike a lot of their predecessors, Elektragaaz isn’t creatively limited by the
Equal parts indie rock, gypsy punk, dark folk and garage rock, there’s no describing the sound The Dirty Shirts are rocking in their new single “Gin & Tonic” without using words like hybrid and experimental, yet I’d hesitate in lumping their aesthetics in with the vast pool of left-field pop acts dominating the underground at
NYC singer-songwriter Devon Gordon (The RoseCrumbs) brings psychedelic rock into a modern mix and creates a booming kaleidoscope of sound, energy and musical color. Her upcoming debut EP reveals her ardent vocals, grinding guitar and groovy bass work, over the signature drum vibe of renowned Jane’s Addiction drummer, Stephen Perkins. Drawing on the melodic influences
Chicago native Michael Gross shot to stardom in the ’80s after he landed the life-changing role as the easygoing hippie father Steven Keaton — who looks after his four children and wife — on the classic NBC family sitcom “Family Ties.” Gross shared the small screen with some iconic child actors including Justine Bateman as
Play video content ABC Iggy Azalea hasn’t had much luck in her love life lately — and on the heels of her split with Playboi Carti, she tried a different method to get back in the field … reality TV!!! The Aussie rapper played along for the 2021 version of the old ‘Dating Game’ show
Play video content NBC “Friends” star James Michael Tyler — who famously played Gunther — says keeping silent about his stage 4 cancer diagnosis during the reunion show was the right thing to do for the show’s fans and his costars. James explains he chose to join the HBO Max special by Zoom, instead of
It truly is a difficult time for fans of NBC’s Manifest. The network pulled the plug on the high-concept drama after three seasons last week, but it seemed like the show had a chance to be picked up at Netflix. It quickly flew to the top of the streamer’s daily chart when its first two
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