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An Interview with Bronx rapper, Ice Spice is presented. When asked about her top five female rappers, she refers to Doja Cat, Nicki Minaj, Ruby, Rose, Cardi B, and GloRilla. Boom. She discuses about her future projects for 2023. She further comments that drill music has the beats and the high hat pattern, which was first started in Chicago.

You may not know it, but jumping rope is no longer an activity of rhymes and counting games. Jumping rope is now an event of speed, power, creativity, and how […]

PHOTO (COLOR): Apply 2-3 coats of a lighter colored underglaze as a base coat. PHOTO (COLOR): Coat the interior with black underglaze, then apply a clear glaze over the top. Cover the interior with black underglaze by thinning the underglaze then pouring it in and out and thoroughly wiping off any drips on the outside (8). [Extracted from the article]

When golf phenom Tiger Woods was a kid, his dad, Earl Woods, taught him that anything is possible. He encouraged young Tiger to change the world and showed him how [...]

Millions of years ago, dinosaurs' skeletons were covered with sand and mud that hardened into rock. Their bones hardened into fossils, and when the rock erodes, the fossils are usually […]

EVERYONE--including you--should exercise at least four days a week. President and Mrs. Bush want kids like you to get involved in exercising. Mrs. Bush doesn't like to see kids teased […]

CPR is cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and although it sounds scary, it can save your life. In fact, 1 1-year-old Kylie McFatridge used the CPR training that she learned to save her […]

An interview with actor Ezra Miller, who has acted in movies including "We Need to Talk About Kevin", "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" and "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" is presented. The interview conducted by singer, songwriter Erykah Badu focuses on his role as the superhero character Flash in the movies "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" and "Justice League".

An interview with singer-songwriter Erykah Badu is presented. Topics discussed include the RTH clothing and decoration store curated by designer René Holguin in Los Angeles, California; her interest in tribe-based cultures such as their jewelry, shoes and clothing similar to interest of Holguin; impact of Holguin's artistic collections on people; and styling and photograph shoot in RTH clothing.

The article reports on musician, Erykah Badu's visit to Africa to be photographed for which she wore sweater by Desigual, cuff by Dannijo and Alexis Bittar among others. It discusses her multiple roles as musician, doulas and healer, her Cameroonian lineage, meaning of her name and problems she faced due to her performances in Malaysia and for Swaziland king, Mswati III. A gist is given of her visiting orphans in South Africa, her seventh album that has drum music and her perspective on joy.

Summer's End It's time for school; Summer's gone away. The bus will drive by Surely any day. We will see our friends, The new and the old. And leaves will […]

An interview with hip hop artist Kendrick Lamar from Compton, California, is presented. He admits that he feels more blessed seeing his big family get excited over the turn of events in his career. He says that he does not engage in social media because he does not want to be caught up with praises and get diverted from what he is doing as some artists have been. He explains that the purpose of his debut album "good kid, m.A.A.d. city" is to do something different and inspire others.

The article reflects on American recording artist Erykah Badu who released five studio albums including her debut album "Baduizm" in 18 years, and informs that Badu will perform at the Vancouver, British Columbia, International Jazz Festival in 2015.

The article reports on the testimony of Erykah Badu on the late rapper J Dilla. She remembers the time when she and Dilla sat down and talked. Dilla had a lot of records and she got one by Tarika Blue and started listening to it. Dilla taught her how to loop a small part of the bassline. She describes Dilla as a kind of person who would allow others to come into their own.