Using the streets of New York as their prime source of inspiration, fashion house KROYWEN is gearing up to flood the Big Apple with new product for the 2014 Fall season. Leading the way for the Brooklyn-based brand’s new collection is the limited edition ‘NY NY’ t-shirt.
In honor of JAY Z’s Black Album, KROYWEN’s creative team put their trademark NY symbol over a black-on-black Hov colorway. With a limited number of shirts made, don’t miss this one before it’s gone forever.
LaVar Ball took his branding skills to a different sporting arena last night (June 26). For the WWE’s weekly Monday Night RAW program, the father of three basketball-loving sons unpacked his Big Baller Brand apparel within the ring as a means of promotion, USA Today Sports reports.
What seemed to be a dream come true for the enthusiastic dad swiftly took a controversial turn when his youngest son, LaMelo Ball, reportedly dropped the N-word on live television.
Latto displayed a bit of aggression during a recent show, as the rap star threatened to “beat” up a concert-goer who threw an object in her direction while performing. The rap star, who was on the Rolling Loud Germany bill this past weekend, was performing her hit single “Put It On Da Floor” on Sunday (July 9) when the incident occurred. After noticing the object, Latto promptly addressed the offender directly, daring them to throw another object in her direction.
In a recent cover of Vanity Fair, LeBron James and his family opened up about what family means, and how they continue to choose each other. Alongside their three children—Bronny, Bryce, and Zhuri—LeBron and his wife Savannah discussed the willingness to fight for their marriage and family daily, despite the “smallest amount of scrutiny.”
Sharing photos from the shoot on Instagram, LeBron captioned his post: “There’s King’s and Queen’s/Royalty in America as well and I hope I can be one of the ones who showcase that on a daily basis [king and queen emojis] James Gang at home !
Mac Miller‘s full range of musical talent was on display last night (July 16) as the Space Migration Tour stopped in the heart of New York City. The sold out crowd—comprised of mostly high school students in tank tops and mini skirts—blanketed the historic Hammerstein Ballroom in anticipation of an epic performance by Mac. After being treated to opening sets from Vince Staples, the Internet and Chance the Rapper, the main attraction took to the stage declaring the volume he likes his music played with his hit song “Loud.