Thursday night’s edition of the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon was a game changer. We’ve seen plenty of hilarious song covers done by Fallon but last night’s barber shop cover of Rihanna’s hit ‘Bitch Better Have My Money’ with the help of special guest Joseph Gordon-Levitt was one for the books. The Barbershop quintet, dressed in striped suits and bow ties put a cheerful spin on the record and even changed up the words just a little to fit their gig. Check out the video below.
(Photos) Black Male Brilliance: Questlove And Black Thought Covers Ebony Magazine
Questlove and Black Thought covers Ebony magazine for their ‘Black Male Brilliance’ October issue. Check out the duo down bottom.
(Video) Caitlyn Jenner Reacts To The Halloween Costumes Of Her Vanity Fair Cover
There is quite an interesting Halloween costume based on Caitlyn Jenner’s Vanity Cover being sold by Spirit…but surprisingly, Caitlyn is being a great spirit about it. “I’m in on the joke,” she told Lauer on Today. “I don’t think it’s offensive at all. I know the community does and they’ve gotten a lot of criticism for doing it. I think it’s great.” “We could have done my own costume,” she added. “I mean that was a serious bustier on the cover of Vanity Fair, you know?” Check out the full clip below and a pic of the costume in the gallery.
Album Cover & Tracklist: Joe Budden – All Love Lost
Joe Budden will release his next studio album All Love Lost on October 9, and he’s full steam ahead with promo. Yesterday, the New Jersey rapper not only released the Eif Rivera-directed visuals to the project’s lead single “Broke,” but he also revealed the cover art and tracklisting. The Mood God clearly took special care in the sequencing of the project, as the titles of the songs tell parts of a message, with the remainder being written in between by Joe himself. Check out the video here and the tracklist in the gallery!
(Photo) Kanye West Becomes First Rapper To Ever Make The Cover Of The New Yorker
Since Kanye West announced that he’ll be running for president in 2020 the streets have been buzzing. His speech at the MTV VMAs caught the attention of not only presidential hopeful Donald Trump but even The New Yorker. The September 14th issue of the magazine features an illustration of Mr. West which marks the first time a rapper has ever been on the cover. Read more below.
(Photo) Ebony Magazine’s September 2015 Issue Celebrates The Top Black Models In The Industry!
I personally LOVE EBONY’s cover for their September 2015 issue. This is all shades of black beauty featuring Chantelle Winnie, Milan Dixon, Fatima Siad, Marquita Pring, Diandra Forrest and Samantha Archibald and honey they are serving on this cover! Read more after the jump!
