*(CNN) — As D’Angelo Lovell Williams posed for a kiss with a former partner, Glenn, in front of the camera, their faces each obscured by the black silk cloth of a backwards durag, the photographer had a famous painting in mind. The Mississippi-born, New York-based artist, who is non-binary, had always loved the surrealist art
*Travis Scott was not having Astroworld part 2 and made sure to stop his show to help fans who were in danger! Travis opened for Meek Mill at the Coney Art Walls in Coney Island on Monday and during his set things started to get a little intense in the crowd. It was said that
*18 years after the death of rapper Ol’ Dirty Bastard, some of his children claim they have not received any money from his estate. *The Wu-Tang Clan member (born Russell Jones) died at age 36 of a drug overdose in 2004. It’s unclear how many children he has, but Variety reports there are as many
“The Man Who Fell to Earth” has been received well by audiences and each week, social media users take to Twitter to discuss the series, taking over the trending topics board. The science fiction is based on the 1963 novel with the same title by Walter Telvis and is a sequel to the film released
Nicholas Cole is back with a new track. It is called All The Way, and it features vocalist LeFrance. The post Nicholas Cole ‘All The Way’ – LISTEN appeared first on Smooth Jazz and Smooth Soul.
In the early ’70s, Freddie Hubbard was paralleling Miles Davis in going electric and funky. Unlike Miles, though, Hubbard’s recordings were increasingly defined by his … Read More “Freddie Hubbard: Music Is Here (Live at ORTF Paris 1973) (Wewantsounds)” The post Freddie Hubbard: Music Is Here (Live at ORTF Paris 1973) (Wewantsounds) appeared first on
At 95, Chicago-based guitarist George Freeman is among the world’s oldest active jazz musicians. Although he came of musical age in the 1940s and counts … Read More “Overdue Ovation: It’s Happening Now for George Freeman” The post Overdue Ovation: It’s Happening Now for George Freeman appeared first on JazzTimes.