Blac Chyna is on a media blitz promoting her new reality show and setting the record straight about various rumors. During an interview with The Breakfast Club Friday (May 17), Chyna responded to reports that she lied about being accepted into Harvard’s online extension program after the university denied that she was a enrolled.
“[I] wasn’t lying I’m still going through the process right now,” she told the radio hosts while explaining that Harvard offers online and extension programs in addition to general attendance.
Cam’ron appears to have fully embraced his role as an elder statesman in Hip-Hop culture, as he has shown an increased willigness to draw from his own past experiences.
During a recent Instagram Live session, the 48-year-old took the time to reflect on his beefs with the likes of 50 Cent and Nas while contextualizing the ongoing disputes amongst rappers today. Speaking on his brief feud with 50 — which stemmed from comments the Queens rapper made regarding Koch Records, the label multiple Dipset artists released music on during the mid-late ’00s — Cam describes the beef as more “entertaining” than volatile.
Diddy has been on the hot seat for a few months now, but things got real this week when Homeland Security raided his Los Angeles and Miami homes. The attorneys for Cassie and Lil’ Rod, who recently brought lawsuits against him, hope that the mogul gets the punishment he deserves for what he has done to them and several other accusers.
“It’s about damn time,” Tyrone Blackburn, who represents Rod and Liza Gardner, toldRolling Stone.
Singers Chloe x Halle will perform “America The Beautiful” at Super Bowl LIII, which will take place in their home city of Atlanta, Ga.
“The group joins the previously announced Gladys Knight in the pre-game festivities at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Feb. 3,” reports The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Chloe and Halle Bailey, aged 20 and 18 respectively, gained the attention of Beyonce in 2013, after covering her song “Pretty Hurts” from her self-titled album.
Canadian duo Chromeo cannot be defined. When members David Maklovitch (aka Dave 1) and Peter Gemayel (better known as P-Thugg) come together, the end result is eclectic, with an electro-funk-pop-dance explosion of sounds. Last month, they released their fourth album White Women, which debuted at no. 11 on the Billboard 200 charts and at no. 6 in Canada. While they were on their way to Boston to perform at the the Johnny Appleseed World’s Tallest Ice Luge event (June 19), VIBE caught up with lead singer Dave 1 to talk about their growth since their debut album a decade ago, the meaning behind White Women, working with Solange and more.