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Music In 2005, Kanye West made the infamous statement during a Hurricane Katrina fundraiser: "George Bush doesn't care about Black people."
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Politics The new documentary about Kanye West from director Nico Ballesteros, "In Whose Name?," hit theaters on Friday.
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Pop Culture Ye slammed the chief-of-state during his sit-down with Piers Morgan.
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Music Kanye West posted a text message conversation he had with his father regarding his "White Lives Matter" shirt.
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Pop Culture After stirring up controversy this week, Ye sits down for a 20-min video interview & details is ideaologies.
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Music Kim Kardashian shared the precious video to her Instagram.
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TV Last night's episode was hosted by Brendan Gleeson and saw several musical performances from Willow Smith.
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Pop Culture According to her, JPMorgan Chase Bank has given Ye a month to find a new home for his funds.
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Erika Marie -
Gram Ye is waging war on his longtime friend after Diddy spoke out against "White Lives Matter."
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Music "I was made to be a bully."
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Gram She accused Kim of spinning a false narrative and told the reality TV mogul, "I am not the one."
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Politics White Lives Matter enthusiasts in California highlight the rallies.
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Pop Culture The Roc-A-Fella co-founder says he loves his friend, but Ye is hurting the "families of those people that were killed."
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Antics The Chicago rapper added more portraits to his "WLM" sleeve.
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Gram Foxx didn't name his "Gold Digger" collaborator in his pro-BLM post but did say that the movement's narrative has been "twisted."
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Pop Culture The retail giants are the latest companies to severe ties with Ye'.
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Streetwear Kanye West responds to criticism over his "White Lives Matter" t-shirt.
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Streetwear Ye & Candace Owens promoted WLM as Van Lathan, Jemele Hill, Jaden Smith, and many more condemned the rapper's message.
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Erika Marie