Maybe he’s seeking advice for his own campaign.
Kanye West – a vocal Donald Trump supporter who has vowed to run for president in 2020 – met with the president-elect Tuesday for a 15-minute conversation inside Manhattan’s glitzy Trump Tower. More
PinterestKanye West was spotted for the first time since he was hospitalized for exhaustion and sleep deprivation on Nov. 21.
The rapper visited the “Rick Owens: Furniture” exhibition at the MOCA Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood on Thursday, and Italian artist Giovanni Leonardo Bassan shared a photo of West’s outing on Instagram that day.
In the image, West, 39, sports a new blonde hairdo and is casually dressed in a grey sweater, black jeans…
Music icons Earth, Wind & Fire and Nile Rodgers were among the special honorees saluted during the Ebony Power 100 gala Thursday night at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles. An additional nine music stars — including Beyoncé, John Legend, The Weeknd and Chance the Rapper — made the magazine’s 2016 power tally, which…
Last night, Chance the Rapper attended at a Chicago Bulls game. During a break in the game, he played dodgeball with a special guest, the Chicago Cubs’ mascot Clark. It was a feisty game, and ultimately Clark came away unscathed. Clark even tried to throw one at Chance. Watch that go down below (via Noisey).
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Chance the Rapper is returning to Saturday Night Live on Dec. 17 and he’s asking fans to help him choose the songs he’ll be performing.
After SNL revealed its final music guests for 2016, with Chance wrapping up the year, the Chicago emcee posted a message to social media imploring for some help picking what songs off his Coloring Book mixtape he should…
Rick Ross gets some investment assistance from 2 Chainz and Gucci Mane in the aspirational video for his new single “Buy Back the Block.” Rappers Meek Mill and 21 Savage also make cameos in the clip.
Ross and Mane open the video as employees at a car wash. While washing a car, the pair discuss some financial opportunities,…
President Barack Obama showed off his vocal chops for one final White House tree lighting ceremony. Obama led the star-studded chorus in a joyful rendition of “Jingle Bells.”
Though Obama’s voice can be heard most clearly above the rest, several successful musical artists joined him for the ceremony. Chance the Rapper, Kelly Clarkson, the Lumineers, Yolanda Adams, James Taylor, Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood and Marc…
Hot, sticky and sweaty, rapper Kendrick Lamar performed Thursday night inside a spaceship looking dome on the beach as part of the Art Basel Miami Beach festivities.
During the intimate 75-minute show, Lamar first took off his outer shirt and continually wiped sweat from his face, jokingly complaining that if he had to sweat all night long that crowd better show him some love.
Midway through the show he took several water bottles from stage and passed them out to the audience. By the end, the Grammy-award winning singer thanked the crowd of about 400, guessing that some had “lost 10 pounds in sweat.”
“That’s enough (expletive) sweat to last a lifetime,” he said sincerely, thanking the crowd for not caring about mussing up their “cardigans” and fancy clothes so they could jump and dance during the close-quartered show.
Alicia Keys had the same problem during her performance here last year when the humid South Florida weather kept fogging up her sunglasses.
Lamar interacted frequently…
The Roots‘ Black Thought, Ja Rule, Ashanti, Regina Spektor, Andra Day and Joell Ortiz performed songs from the forthcoming The Hamilton Mixtape on Thursday at Richard Rodgers Theatre. The concert was also streamed live.
As The Hollywood Reporter noted, Black Thought, who serves as an executive producer for the project, launched the show with an abbreviated “No John Trumbull.” He also rapped a fiery rendition of “My Shot” with Joell Ortiz. The recorded version includes the addition of bandmates The Roots along with Busta Rhymes and…
