A white woman by the name of Sarah Marantz Lindenberg recently did an interview with Fashion Magazine, where she claims she “came up” with a brand-new, innovative way to sleep. She calls it NiteCap, and it’s a silk head wrap you can wear to protect your hair while you catch some Z’s.
Amazing, right? What an idea! Except that it’s not new, nor innovative, and she’s rightfully getting dragged.
Per the article, the mother of two “got the idea” for the $100 bonnet while preparing for her wedding.
The Notorious B.I.G. controlled tracks and needed little more than a producer and engineer to create magic n the studio. His first two albums Ready to Die and Life After Death are certified hip-hop classics (but you already knew that). Biggie was one of the greatest rappers of all time on his own, but he shined alongside others artists too. As we celebrate his birthday anniversary of his 41st, VIBE revisits some of the guest artists that contributed to the brilliance of these projects.
Renee Graziano of Mob Wives fame suffered an overdose last year after mistakenly taking fentanyl, believing it was cocaine.
The former reality star, 55, laid bare the disturbing details in a preview of the Dumb Blonde podcast’s latest episode, obtained by TMZ. “Everything in my life was falling apart,” she recalled of her state of mind ahead of the incident. “Nobody wanted to talk to me… Everything just started piling up.
Joey Bada$$ is encouraging his fans to tell their #Devastated story.
The rapper penned a post on Facebook on Wednesday (June 22), detailing his own personal struggles before he decided to pursue a career in hip-hop:
“I remember being a young kid and going through my parents split when I was only 5 years old. My mom was forced to work two jobs to support the two of us and I often had a lot of alone time.
Anika Noni Rose has unveiled that she is now a newlywed. The Princess and The Frog actress quietly married fellow actor Jason Dirden in an intimate ceremony last year. The “colorful” nuptials were officiated by Euphoria actor Colman Domingo. Their wedding, held at the Paramour Estate in Los Angeles on Oct. 16, 2022, took eight weeks to plan. Admittedly, they “didn’t plan to only have eight weeks to plan a wedding,” Dirden explained to Brides.