MC Trouble was the truth, too fly and straight up, a combo that was lethal for female rappers in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s.
Women in Hip Hop: The Words of MC Trouble, Motown’s First Female Rapper
Before Shaft’s success, Richard Roundtree was a star high school athlete
Richard Roundtree found success as John Shaft—the smooth, menacing, smart-mouth private detective—in the film series Shaft. However, before his rise to stardom in 1971, there was a different career in which he excelled.
Angel Reese’s NIL deal with Reebok will open doors for student athletes
LSU Basketball star Angel Reese is having a Hall of Fame career already—and she hasn’t even started her WNBA journey yet.
A brief look into the accomplishments of Rudolph Isley
Rudolph Isley was known as the fur attire guru—always fashionably making a statement whether he was on stage, on a carpet, or at a photoshoot.
The Chicago Sky’s 2023 WNBA season was filled with stylish attire and franchise records
An eventful season filled with grit, milestones, and memorable moments best describes the Chicago Sky’s road to the 2023 WNBA playoffs.
Kris Kross used their hip hop fame to gain success in other industries in 1992
Kris Kross was “two lil’ kids with a flow you ain’t ever heard.”
Rémy Martin and Usher’s ‘4 on the Floor’ Pop-Up took over Chicago
Rémy Martin x Usher’s “4 on The Floor” Roller Skating Pop-Up event was the place to be in Chicago, and we have all the details.
In honor of J.R. Smith’s birthday, here’s every team he played on
In honor of his 38th birthday, here’s a list of every basketball team Smith has contributed to. The 2x NBA champion got drafted into the league in 2004 as the 18th pick in the first round by the New Orleans Pelicans (formerly New Orleans Hornets).
How rap duo Kid ‘N Play used music to spread positivity
Kid ‘N Play comprehended that their art wasn’t just music; their words held weight among young listeners.
Soul for Real’s hit ’90s single “Candy Rain” provided the group with a new life
Christopher, Andre, Brian, and Jason Dalyrimple were four young brothers with a dream in the ’90s. We know them as Soul for Real (also Soul 4 Real), the group that took the music industry by storm with their hit single “Candy Rain” and debut album of the same name.