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Lupe Fiasco – By Loe Kee Phlicks On Saturday, September 20, Grammy-nominated hip-hop artist Lupe Fiasco headlined the stage in Oceanside, CA, as part of this year’s Super Girl Series — and he did not disappoint. With the Pacific Ocean just steps away and the crowd packed in tight along the sand, Lupe delivered an electric performance that reminded everyone why he’s considered one of the most lyrically gifted artists of his generation. Drawing from his critically acclaimed debut album Food & Liquor, Lupe ran through classics like “Kick, Push,” “Daydreamin’,” and “Superstar” — songs that had fans rapping along…

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Guess better late than never applies here. LeBron James has spoken publicly about his relationship with Drake for the first time since speculation of a rift began. In a recent sit-down with Complex, the Lakers superstar addressed the chatter with a measured but respectful response, emphasizing that his feelings toward the Toronto rapper remain positive. LeBron James spoke for the first time about where things stand with Drake after the Kendrick Lamar feud 👀“Always wish him the best… obviously, different places right now, currently… but it’s always love for sure.” 🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/D01M41loJF— Raphouse TV (RHTV) (@raphousetv7) September 18, 2025 “Always…

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Consequence didn’t come to fight, but he says he was ready if things got physical during the tense backstage moment between Kanye West and Michael Che at Saturday Night Live—a scene now making waves in the documentary In Whose Name. The footage, captured in 2018 after West’s controversial appearance on SNL wearing a MAGA hat, shows Che confronting the rapper over remarks made during an unscripted, pro-Trump speech. Che took issue with being referenced in West’s rant, particularly regarding jokes about Bill Cosby and Black comedians. “You good with me? For real? That was messed up,” Che told Kanye West,…

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Another day, another potential lawsuit in Hip Hop. This time, Kid Cudi is shutting down speculation that he ever played a role in stopping a potential Drake and Ye joint album. The Cleveland star took to the Gram on Thursday, September 18, to address accusations made by Consequence, who suggested Cudi interfered with the project and even tied him to Ye’s 2016 hospitalization. “The other day rapper Consequence made some allegations that were extremely false. The things he said were pretty disturbing,” Cudi said in a video message. He made it clear he had nothing to do with either situation.…

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Kelly Price didn’t just prove a point—she shattered a stereotype when her debut album outsold Mya’s, weeks after a music executive dismissed her talent because of her size and complexion. During a recent livestream, the Grammy-nominated singer recalled a meeting where a Black male executive openly degraded her appearance in front of a white female colleague. “Angela [an executive with T-Neck/Island/Universal] said to him, ‘there’s nobody out there with a voice like hers,’” Kelly Price said. “So I sat down, and I’m kind of getting comfortable, because we’re getting ready to start our weekly meeting. And the call took a…

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On this day in 1992, the gritty urban drama South Central made its theatrical debut, introducing audiences to a powerful story of redemption, family, and survival in Los Angeles. Starring Glenn Plummer in the role of Bobby Johnson, the film stood out as one of the rawest depictions of gang life and the difficult choices that come with trying to break the cycle. Unlike many films of the early 90s that focused primarily on the violence of the streets, South Central dug deeper into the emotional and psychological toll of that lifestyle. Glenn Plummer’s performance was unforgettable—layered, vulnerable, and authentic. As Bobby, he embodied…

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Cam’Ron has spoken out after cutting short an interview with Adrien Broner on his show It Is What It Is, making it clear he would not tolerate disrespect toward his team. During the episode, Broner repeatedly directed flirtatious comments at co-host Stat Baby, also known as Treasure Wilson. He complimented her looks, questioned her about her weight, and focused on her smile, even as she appeared uncomfortable. The situation escalated further because her boyfriend was present in the studio. Cam’Ron stepped in to check Broner, warning him to stop. When the boxer pushed forward with the behavior, Cam pulled the plug…

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The New York Mets closed their series against the San Diego Padres with an authoritative 6-1 win, getting a career day from Jonah Tong, timely power from their stars, and a much-needed boost in the NL Wild Card race. Jonah Tong was sharp. He tossed 5.0 innings, allowed 4 hits, 0 earned runs, 0 walks, and struck out 8. By far his cleanest start in recent outings. Despite his season ERA still hovering high at 8.49, this outing showed what he’s capable of when everything clicks. In his last three starts, Tong has mixed rough stretches with flashes of brilliance.…

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Just days after Stefon Diggs and Cardi B confirmed they’re expecting a baby together, the Buffalo Bills wide receiver is facing a separate paternity battle that could complicate his personal life. According to court filings obtained by TMZ Sports, Los Angeles model Aileen Lopera, known online as Lord Gisselle, claims Diggs is the father of her daughter, who was born in April. Lopera first filed a petition in December 2024, and her attorney, Tamar Arminak, recently told The U.S. Sun that her client “looks forward to the day Mr. Diggs acknowledges and provides for his infant daughter in Los Angeles.”…

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America has always had a funny way of testing its freedoms. The latest example? Disney. Yes, Mickey Mouse and lightsabers are suddenly sitting at the crossroads of politics, free speech, and resistance. It started with Jimmy Kimmel. Or maybe I should say it boiled over with Jimmy Kimmel. The late night host’s removal by ABC, a property of the Walt Disney Company, widely seen as a punishment for his political comedy. For many, it was the last straw in a pattern of the Trump administration weaponizing power against critics. People expected outrage on social media, maybe a few fiery op-eds.…

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