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Travis Scott‘s already having one of the greatest years in Houston rap history with Astroworld, his connection to NBA 2K19 and more. Some Texas schools have already attempted to use some of Scott’s logos for their graduation march and well and one Houston-area high school may get their wish. Scott responded back to one Dwight […]
The Screwed Up Click lives on in the city of Houston. Thanks to a new exhibit at the University of Houston, the history of the Click and in particular Fat Pat and Big HAWK is on full display. The exhibit, titled Brothers In Rhyme: Fat Pat, Big HAWK and the Screwed Up Click contains personal effects and copies […]
The rain is going to let up anytime soon in Houston as parts of southeast Harris and Galveston counties were hit Tuesday morning. The added rain caused more flash flooding and rises in nearby banks. Some places got up to 6 inches of rain in the last-three hours, per the National Weather Service. A few […]
Chelsi Smith, the trailblazing pageant winner and first ever black Miss Texas winner died on Saturday. She was 45. “Chelsi was our loving daughter, niece, and friend. We will miss her infectious laughter, joie de vivre, and free spirit,” a family statement read. “She always appreciated the expressions of love and good will from people […]
Today is Beyonce‘s birthday. That means that one of Houston’s brightest treasures, Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter has made 37 revolutions around the sun and nobody is more proud of her than her mother, Tina Knowles-Lawson. The singer’s mother took to Instagram to relay a sweet message to Queen Bey. RELATED: Tina Knowles-Lawson Praises Solange’s ‘A Seat […]
Nike is making big news with Colin Kaepernick but in the Galleria over the weekend, they opened up a pop up shop tying together Houston shoe culture, car culture and the love of Air Maxes. RELATED: Kiotti Talks Sneakerhead Dos and Don’ts: Episode 1 | SNEAKERBOX The “Discover Your Air” campaign hit on Sunday with […]
The annual tilt between Texas Southern University and Prairie View A&M University usually would take place on Labor Day Weekend as the Labor Day Classic has become a part of Houston’s Labor Day plans since the 1940s. However, this year there won’t be a Labor Day Classic. Well, technically. Last year the Classic was moved […]
At the 11th hour, the Houston Rockets made a deal sending power forward Ryan Anderson and 2018 second-round draft pick De’Anthony Melton to Phoenix for Marquese Chriss and Brandon Knight. For years rumors persisted of the Rockets attempting to trade Anderson and his contract, most recently being linked to trade rumors with current Rocket Carmelo […]
On the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Harvey, Houston Texans DE JJ Watt shared on Instagram a message for fans as well as those who were wondering how exactly the $41.6 million dollars he raised during last August’ storm was dispersed. https://twitter.com/TexansPR/status/1034067669312577536 Watt’s $41.6 million raised was the largest crowdsourced fundraiser in history. His work in […]
DJ Ready Red, one of the founding members of Houston’s Geto Boys has passed away. The news was confirmed by Willie D via Instagram. The longtime DJ and stalwart of the Houston rap scene died of an apparent heart attack. “Bad news,” Willie says in the video. “DJ Ready Red died today of an apparent […]
Students at Gregory-Lincoln Education Center will be greeted with a brand new quote on the wall after a social media backlash forced the removal of the original one. https://twitter.com/HoustonISD/status/1031276150511820802 The initial quote that was on the wall read, “The more you act like a lady, the more he’ll act like a gentleman,” received a strong […]
