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Fresh off the Love Island USA finale, Olandria Carthen has been serving straight-up doll energy. The reality star recently visited New York City for a press trip and took the concrete jungle by storm. From bold colors to fierce prints, Olandria ate up every look. And she did it while looking flawless, like a literal […]
André Leon Talley’s life in fashion is now on full display at SCAD. The exhibition features nearly 70 looks—from couture opera coats to custom Dapper Dan caftans—that tell the story of one of the most influential voices in fashion. “Style Is Forever” runs now in Savannah before heading to Atlanta.
Tracee Ellis Ross just gave us a masterclass in oversized transitional dressing. Stepping out in a Willy Chavarria zoot suit–inspired look, she turned a cool East Coast day into a full-on mood board moment—while celebrating the renewal of her Roku show, Tracee Travels.
The official Department of Homeland Security X account unveiled a new video showing gold trimmed ICE SUVs over the Trump-supporting rapper’s lyrics.
Attorneys for Payton Gendron, the white gunman who murdered 10 Black people at a Buffalo Tops supermarket in 2022, are now arguing that his federal charges should be dismissed because the grand jury that indicted him was not “diverse enough.” According to ABC News, Gendron’s lawyers say in their motion that Black and Hispanic people, […] The post Wait, What?! Buffalo Supermarket Shooter Wants Federal Charges Tossed Citing ‘Too White’ Grand Jury appeared first on Bossip.
The former Attorney General has been a staunch opponent of gerrymandering and has called the Texas redistricting effort a threat to democracy.
The Department of Education sent universities several memos threatening to withhold federal funding from universities with DEI initiatives.
From a navy Alaïa cocoon cover to a sculptural Marc Jacobs garden look, Michaela Coel’s Vogue September shoot serves beauty, brains, and real talk about dating, discipline, and what’s next.
If Lil Yachty hadn’t cut his signature braidlets, he’d be snatched bald and beadless the way he’s getting dragged for using George Floyd’s murder as a punchline in a new song. Rappers will say anything, especially for attention, but Lil Yachty took it way too far on a song he previewed. Critics claim he went […] The post Lil Yachty Apologizes After Stephen Jackson Wanted All The Smoke Over George Floyd Punchline, Floyd’s Brother Demands Lyric Changed appeared first on Bossip.
We spoke to Wendy Raquel Robinson and Tisha Campbell about their recent film "Operation: Aunties," embracing being called aunties, and the dark web.
On Aug. 10, Alfred Brooks, a teacher at Charles Drew High School in Clayton County, Georgia, shared a now-viral video of himself joyfully greeting and "dapping up" his fellow Black male teachers.
As we say goodbye to the work week, we can say hello to some new music from some of our favorite artists. Cardi B released a single ahead of her upcoming album, taking a sample of a popular Jay-Z track and making it into a confident anthem of her own. Chance The Rapper also returns […]
