Charlamagne Tha God

1 week ago | time.com | Charlamagne Tha God

Some people are surfers, some people are waves. My friend Bobbi Brown is the wave. She doesn’t follow trends, she creates them. For decades, she’s been the blueprint for what it means to be a beauty mogul. She didn’t just change how people wear makeup—she changed how they see themselves. When Bobbi came into the game, she made it clear that beauty wasn’t about excess or perfection; it was about enhancing what’s already there. And here’s what makes her legendary—she never stops evolving.

2 months ago | hiphopdx.com | Charlamagne Tha God |Andy Bustard

Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR have given fans another glimpse at their upcoming album Some Sexy Songs 4 U by sharing the official cover art. Debuted on Instagram on Tuesday (February 11), the artwork depicts the OVO Sound duo wearing luxurious mink coats in snowy weather, a nod to the chilly winters of their home state of Ontario.

2 months ago | hiphopdx.com | Charlamagne Tha God |Sam Moore

Kanye West has praised Kendrick Lamar‘s Super Bowl halftime show, despite his controversial wish for the performance going ignored. In the midst of his explosive social media rant which saw him declare his support for Hitler and Nazism, attack Jewish people and defend Diddy, Ye also found time to share his thoughts on Kendrick’s historic Super Bowl show.

2 months ago | hiphopdx.com | Charlamagne Tha God |Sam Moore

Mustard has offered some advice to Drake on how to bounce back from his beef with Kendrick Lamar, which culminated in the Compton rapper declaring “Game Over” at the Super Bowl. In an interview with Big Boy following Kendrick’s historic halftime show, the producer — who previously worked with Drizzy before scoring Dot’s Grammy-winning diss track “Not Like Us” — was asked: “What the hell does Drake do after all this?”“I don’t know, man. I actually don’t think about what he could do,” he replied.

2 months ago | hiphopdx.com | Charlamagne Tha God |Sam Moore

Kendrick Lamar‘s historic Super Bowl halftime show has been detailed by his longtime manager and creative partner, Dave Free. Speaking to the Wall Street Journal, the pgLang co-founder detailed the creative process behind the electrifying performance, which featured cameos from SZA, Samuel L. Jackson and Serena Williams. “We wanted this performance to have a cinematic and theatrical element to it. We can confidently say that there’s no Super Bowl performance that’s quite like this one,” he said.