Thanks to an act of bravery by Jamie Foxx, 32-year-old Brett Kyle is walking away from a horrendous car accident that could have ended his life with a broken collarbone and punctured lung. When Kyle’s vehicle was overturned following a collision with a ditch in Los Angeles on Monday (Jan. 18), the actor/singer sprung in to help retrieve him from the wreck. Foxx spoke with NBC 4 News following the incident, stating that he doesn’t see himself as a hero.
“I feel like Malcolm X,” said Pro Era MC Joey Bada$$ at his lecture for New York University students on Friday, Feb. 19 entitled “Pioneering Hip Hop,” according to XXL.
The 21-year-old discussed his life and how he has worked his way up in his career as an independent artist to a crowd of about 300 students.
“You know, I follow my heart,” Bada$$ said about his foray into the business as an independent artist.
John David Washington has opened up about accepting the fact that he’ll always be seen as Denzel Washington‘s son.
In a new interview with CBS Sunday Morning‘s Kelefa Sanneh, the second-generation actor, 38, detailed his former need to escape his father’s shadow. “Because of whom I’m related to. My mother is an extremely talented artist, and my father is one of the greatest of all time. He’s my favorite actor,” he shared.
Khloe Kardashian spoke to Entertainment Tonight Monday (Nov. 9) and alluded to the real reason why her and estranged husband Lamar Odom made the decision to disregard finalizing their divorce, and get this…it’s not for romance.
After rushing to Odom’s side after his near-fatal drug-related incident last month, the outspoken Kardashian sister noted that she and Odom are still married for medical reasons.
“I’m married for a multitude of reasons, but it’s not intimate reasons,” the socialite explained during a book signing for her memoir, Strong Looks Better Naked.
One of the few rising hip-hop acts still bringing creativity to street rap, the Low End Professionals better known as the L.E.P. Bogus Boys are steadily making their rounds across hip-hop blogs and the near extinct mixtape vendor one-stop shops.
“We got a melodic style with our own story; that gangsta music—something easy to listen to,” Count tells VIBE during a visit to Dame Dash’s DD172 space in New York City.