If there’s one celebrity entity that will ride for each other right or wrong until the end of time, it’s the Kardashian/Jenner clan. Khloe Kardashian is the latest to cape for her family on social media after catching wind of Amber Rose‘s latest sit-down with The Breakfast Club. After talking about her own personal life, Charlamagne Tha God asked Amber Rose for her thoughts on the ex of her bestie, Blac Chyna, dating a minor.
More Americans were more surprised Donald Trump actually became president than to learn Floyd Maywaeather defeated Conor McGregor during Saturday night’s fight (Aug. 26). Mayweather upped his already impressive 49-0 record to 50-0 surpassing heavyweight boxing legend Rocky Marciano. After the fight, Mayweather said this was his last dance in the ring. “This was my last fight tonight, for sure,” Mayweather said. “Tonight was my last fight. Tonight I chose the right dance partner to dance with.
Wife of NFL veteran George Foster, Chanita Foster, doesn’t mince words. With her kind heart and tough exterior, the VH1 cast member has made herself quite the star of the show. Black Voices caught up with the brutally honest philantropist and entrepeneur to discuss what it takes to be a football wife, what she considers to be a groupie and the difference between a football wife and a basketball wife.
Rapper Freddie Gibbs is the latest entertainer to offer to throw hands with another public figure. The Alfredo creator has challenged sociopolitical activist, Dr. Umar Johnson, to a boxing match for the prize of $5 million. During an interview following his performance at the Austin City Limits Festival this past Saturday (Oct. 9), Gibbs disparaged the popular pundit, who recently challenged former heavyweight champ, Mike Tyson, to a boxing match earlier this month.
J. Alexander Martin, co-founder of ’90s street style brand FUBU, is set to launch a new streaming channel this April. The For Us By Us Network will reportedly “deliver culturally relevant and diverse content, rooted in [authenticity and rawness] around topics, people and trends related to hip-hop culture and lifestyle,” according to Variety. “As one of the founders of FUBU, I have gained a very deep comprehension and awareness about the urban consumer and what appeals to them in the form of not only fashion, but entertainment,” Martin expressed in a statement.