Gabriel Bras Nevares
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Pop Culture The story of the legendary street party in the 80s and 90s also features Rasheeda, Jermaine Dupri, Lil Jon, and many more.
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Music The North American trek, also assisted by 21 Lil Harold, kicks off on May 1 in Vancouver and wraps up on June 15 in Atlanta.
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Music It's been a busy 2024 for the rap beef butcher shop, although this is more of a burger than a steak. Whose side are you on here?
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Music Of course, these stars are so big that anyone that they hang out with will become gossip, but they seemed to have fun regardless.
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Music Could this be aimed at recent critics of his work like Joe Budden, or is it just another one of his vague social media threats?
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Music Aubrey Graham's a man of grassy fields and horseback now, and he did his best on his social media to start getting into character.
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Music The two kicked off ESPN and ABC's broadcasts of two games, ushering in a creative reimagining of a classic for this new anthem.
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Music Some of our other favorite soulful jams on this "R&B Season" update are thanks to Ariana Grande, Jorja Smith, and Samaria.
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Music While there were very little soulful cuts to kick off the 2024 season in the mainstream, these artists worked as if it was a stacked week.
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Songs The two crisp and compelling West Coast cuts come from the trio's new collaborative nine-track EP to start the year, "Paisley Dreams."
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Music Her new album "BB/ANG3L" is a soulful standout of the year; what was your favorite release this week?
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Sports It may not have happened that night, but maybe we'll get a bareknuckle fight from these two soon.
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