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Rapper Slim Thug’s Houston apartment was recently hit in a serious burglary, and the thieves made off with a ton of cash, jewelry, and other valuables.
According to cops, security noticed a door had been kicked in, and it didn’t take long for them to realize the crooks had taken multiple items from inside the crib, including expensive jewelry and stacks of cash.… Read more
SZA has taken her talents to children’s television. The musician has graced Sesame Street with a new song about gratitude.
As spotted on Variety Magazine SZA is the latest performer who has paid a visit to the legendary television show. On Thursday, April 10 her episode premiered and we find her performing an original song that pays ode to gratitude. Joined by Elmo, Abby and Gabrielle the New Jersey native flexed her signature vocals to remind others to be thankful for all things including friends, family and more. … Read more
Rapper Young Buck is headed back to jail for 30 days after violating the terms of his bond.
The Nashville native, born David Darnell Brown, was locked up after skipping mandatory meetings with his bond supervisor. According to officials, Buck was supposed to check in twice a month but kept missing appointments, which led the judge to revoke his bond during a court hearing on Monday.… Read more
Lee Elder, the first African American golf star to break barriers in the sports world, demonstrated the power of hard work and determination, showing the world what it truly meant to bring inclusivity and unity to the game of golf. On April 10, 1975, Elder became the first African American golf player to compete in the prestigious Masters Tournament, an act that opened up doors for future generations.
His incredible journey began with humble beginnings in Dallas, Texas.… Read more
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On April 4, Chicago marked a significant moment in its history with the opening of the first-ever museum dedicated to the city’s public housing legacy. The National Public Housing Museum, located in the last remaining building from the Jane Addams Homes—Chicago’s inaugural public housing development—now offers a deep dive into the stories and experiences of the families who once lived there.
The museum allows visitors to explore three apartments from the historic development, each one showcasing the oral histories of former residents, as well as artifacts, photographs, and textures from the original units that stood from 1938 to 1975.… Read more
On Tuesday, Thug reposted a blogger’s photo of Marissa Viverito on the stand, calling her the “biggest liar in the DA office.” That sparked fans to flood the DA’s social media with hate messages. Judge Whitaker wasn’t feeling the post, calling it “not wise,” but ultimately said it wasn’t enough to send Thug back to jail. After reviewing the terms of Thug’s probation, the judge decided not to revoke
However, he did give Thug a light verbal warning, telling him it might be a good idea to keep certain opinions to himself, especially when it comes to the legal system.… Read more
For years, famed housewife Porsha Williams had the exclusive rights to being the dumbest person to ever make a statement about the Underground Railroad. Remember when she publicly stated in front of company that she believed it was an actual train? Well, the dumbest administration to ever do it has said, “Hold my beer.”
For reasons only racists will understand, the Trump administration has removed an image and quote from Harriet Tubman from the National Parks webpage for the Underground Railroad because some white people are afraid of the resilience of Black people during slavery.… Read more
It’s that time of year again — the legendary 89.9 KMOJ Annual Boat Ride is back for its 16th Annual Cruise Down the St. Croix… and trust us, you don’t want to miss this!
Saturday, May 24th
We board at 6PM — don’t be late!
Three levels of nonstop energy:
Reggae, Hip-Hop, Old School R&B, Live Bands, Comedians, and Vibes for Days.
Tickets are on sale NOW — and yes, we sell out every year.
Grab yours at Urban Lights Music in St.… Read more
Michael Jackson led a short but eventful life, to say the least, from his time as a child leading the Jackson 5, to becoming a global superstar and one of the most famous people in the world. So one biopic may not be enough to tell his story.
Reports say Michael, directed by Antoine Fuqua of Training Day fame, may be delayed and split into two parts. The movie stars Jackson’s nephew Jaafar in the lead role.… Read more
