As Linda Fairstein continues to face backlash for her role in the false imprisonment of the now-Exonerated Five (also known as the Central Park Five), insight into her influence in Hollywood has become clearer by the day. Brought to light by Shadow and Act, Fairstein was part of the inspiration for Dick Wolf’s creation of Law and Order: SVU, which has become the most notable series from his Law and Order franchise. After the premiere of Law and Order in 1990, Wolf created  Law and Order: Special Victims Unit in 1999.

Malia Obama comes from a long line of cool, so finding her own swag was only a matter of time. Judging by a recent photo that has emerged, the president’s 16-year-old daughter is a fan of Pro Era, Joey Bada$$’s Brooklyn-bred rap collective. Rocking one of their t-shirts, Obama’s latest look caught the squad’s attention. Tweeting a link to where the shirt can be purchased, Pro Era may have just gotten the best endorsement ever.

Megan Thee Stallion and Pardison Fontaine have reached a romantic milestone. The couple recently celebrated their second anniversary and shared their mutual love on social media. On Instagram, the Houston rapper uploaded a carousel of photos, writing “Yr 2 with U” in the caption followed by the blue heart emoji. In the sexy slideshow, the Grammy Award-winning musician shared images from fancy date nights and candid photos of their on-the-go lifestyle.

A Mexican beauty queen lost her life in the crossfire between suspected criminals and troops in Sinaloa, known for its drug-fueled violence, according to officials. 20-year-old Maria Susana Flores Gamez was crowned the 2012 Woman of Sinaloa in February. Two others were also killed during the shootout , CNN reports. “All we know is that it happened during a confrontation that the army had with criminals, and that she was with the group of criminals,” Sinaloa State Attorney General Marco Antonio Higuera told reporters, as read in a transcript from his office.

From bitcoins to the “money phone,” 2017 has been an interesting year for one of hip-hop’s favorite topics, money. Because of bread, fans have seen JAY-Z turn from Jigga Man – Brooklyn’s black Clark Kent – into a billionaire. Yet as the year ends, Rich Gang-signee, Mike D’Angelo, chose to flash money in a different way. Thursday (Dec. 28), D’Angelo took to Instagram with a series of pictures featuring him counting money.