Bryson Tiller is entering his rap era — sober, sharp, and dropping The Vices
Bryson Tiller announced that ‘The Vices,’ the first half of his double album, will be released on Aug. 8, 2025.
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Margarete Badon
05:19
Kehlani Gives “Folded” A Soulful, A Cappella Reimagining With “(Un)Folded”
Kehlani released “(un)Folded,” the stripped-down version of “Folded,” alongside its visual companion. Take a look here at Rap-Up...
Blythe Klemp
05:19
Yeat Confirms ‘DANGEROUS SUMMER’ EP With Cover Art By Harmony Korine
The 'LYFESTYLE’ rapper confirms his surprise EP, DANGEROUS SUMMER, will arrive on Aug. 1, featuring cover art by Harmony Korine.
CNN
04:40
Aid airdrops into Gaza are “100 times more costly” than land routes, UNRWA says
Dropping aid into Gaza from the sky is 100 times more expensive than delivering it in trucks via land routes,
Samantha Cookinham
04:40
Joan Anderson, who brought the hula hoop to the U.S. and named it, dies at 101
Joan Anderson, the woman who introduced the hula hoop to the United States and gave it its iconic name, died
Jamaica ends 37th CAJG Champs in 4th place
Jamaica closed out the 3-day 37th Caribbean Amateur Junior Golf Championship in Puerto Rico on...
Rubi Pepper
04:37
Former Liverpool forward finds new profession as footgolf star – and he’s really good at it
Former Liverpool striker Florent Sinama-Pongolle has reinvented himself as a professional footgolf player in France, joining HAC FootGolf alongside ex-teammate
UGA Wire
04:36
Georgia football trying to flip Florida’s top OL commitment
The Georgia Bulldogs have offered Florida's top offensive line commitment in the class of 2026 and are trying to flip
Robert Bondy
04:36
Michigan State football extends official offer to WR commit Zachary Washington
One of the Spartans most exciting verbal commitments of the 2026 class has officially received his Michigan State offer
Ayomide Oguntimehin
04:36
Where do the Super Falcons rank among teams with the most continental titles?
Super Falcons of Nigeria recently defeated Morocco to win their 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title, Soccernet.ng reports.
