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Rapper Eve's life has been transformed by love, motherhood, and a move to London. In her new memoir, she opens up about her struggles with substance abuse, anxiety, and fertility. After experiencing a pregnancy loss and being diagnosed with endometriosis and fibroids, Eve underwent surgery and conceived via IVF, welcoming her son Wilde in 2022. She now enjoys domestic bliss with her husband and stepchildren, and is focused on giving her son the carefree childhood she didn't have. [Extracted from the article]

The article profiles hip-hop musician Megan Pete, popularly known as Megan Thee Stallion. It discusses the magazine's estimates of her net profit in 2022, her rise to fame as a musician, her musical style and her endorsement deals, her personal and career backgrounds, and her struggles in life and her involvement in controversies.

Missy Elliott, the hip-hop superstar, is making a big return to the spotlight after overcoming health issues and anxiety. She is preparing for her upcoming tour, Out of This World—The Missy Elliott Experience, which will feature her close friends and collaborators Ciara and Busta Rhymes. Elliott's break from the music industry was partly due to her battle with Graves' disease, which led to weight loss and depression. Despite her larger-than-life persona, Elliott considers herself an introvert and has struggled with severe anxiety. She is excited to be back and grateful for her good health. [Extracted from the article]

Cardi B, the Grammy-winning rapper and mother, is working on her upcoming album and promoting her new single. Despite her success, she faces doubts about her dedication to her craft. Cardi navigates the challenges of motherhood and marriage while striving to solidify her status as a rap icon. Her home life revolves around family, food, and music, with a preference for Spanish-language music and a desire to make a Spanish-language album in the future. She opens up about her experiences with postpartum depression and discusses her relationship with her husband Offset. Cardi is politically engaged but expresses disappointment in both Joe Biden and Donald Trump. She feels that America prioritizes its own interests over helping other countries. Cardi is cautious about opening up due to the way her words and experiences are often used against her. She emphasizes the importance of self-care and setting an example for her children. Cardi is determined to prove herself and prioritize her children while maintaining her artistic integrity. [Extracted from the article]

The given text is an interview between two musicians, Doechii and JT, discussing their experiences in the music industry. Doechii talks about her recent success with her hit song "What It Is (Block Boy)" and her desire to explore different styles in the future. They also discuss the challenges of breaking into the industry and the importance of visual expression. Doechii mentions her tour experiences with Doja Cat and SZA and talks about her experiences as a dark-skinned girl in the industry. JT praises Doechii's style and music, and they both express excitement for future projects. The interview concludes with a mention of the importance of recognizing the contributions of Florida rapper Khia. [Extracted from the article]

This article highlights eight individuals who are making history in various fields. Missy Elliott, a rapper, was the first female rapper to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Tyler James Williams, an actor, successfully transitioned from a child TV star to an adult Emmy nominee and is an advocate for education and LGBTQ+ causes. SZA, a singer, has become a prominent Black female vocalist and leads this year's Grammy class with nine nominations. Zaya Wade, the daughter of Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union, has made valuable contributions to trans visibility. Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, an actress, has received critical acclaim for her roles and aims to correct the erasure of Black history. Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, an Olympic gold medalist, holds the world record for the 400m hurdle and has released a memoir. Kelvin Harrison Jr., an actor, has portrayed multiple legends in biopics and aspires to be fearless in sharing his identity. Aaron Pierre, a British actor, has played significant roles on stage and screen, including portraying civil rights icon Malcolm X. [Extracted from the article]

Fraser T Smith, a renowned producer and songwriter, discusses his successful career and current projects in an interview with Music Week. He highlights his work with artists like Dave and Kae Tempest, emphasizing the importance of creating a safe and creative space for collaboration. Smith's commitment to supporting emerging talent, promoting diversity, and maintaining traditional recording techniques is evident in his various initiatives, such as the Future Producer Academy. Through his empathetic and versatile approach, Smith continues to evolve creatively and contribute to the music industry. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides an interview with Megan Thee Stallion, a successful female rapper. Megan discusses her love for rap and her dedication to preserving her hip-hop roots. She mentions her influences, such as her mother and Pimp C, and emphasizes the significance of independence and owning her music. Megan also shares her passion for anime and how it inspires her, as well as her competitive nature and desire to be recognized as a top female rapper. She talks about her personal growth and the importance of self-care, and concludes by expressing her support for Kamala Harris and encouraging people to vote. [Extracted from the article]

An interview with rapper Latto is presented. Latto discusses how she balances being a girl by nature and treating rap as a competitive sport, how she has been navigating her new pop stardom, and parts of the stage show at the BET Experience Fan Fest on June 29, 2024 and the 2024 BET Awards that she is proudest of and what she thinks she still needs to work on.

The article informs about the future of rap is female topic include, the current state of male-dominated mainstream hip-hop, noting a sense of crisis among male rappers who struggle to reconcile contradictory ideals. The genre is characterized by themes of opioid abuse, violence, and foreshortened futures, leading to lack of vitality and humor. In contrast, women rappers are flourishing with sex-positivity, playfulness and exuberance, contributing to a resurgence of interest in women's hip-hop.

The article focuses on a conversation between SZA and Glorilla, discussing topics such as their passion for music, their creative process, their spiritual beliefs, and their experiences as performers. It also touch on the significance of faith and gratitude in their lives and the nerves that come with performing on stage.

Phoebe Dynevor, known for her breakout role in "Bridgerton," is continuing her acting career with the Netflix thriller "Fair Play." The film explores taboo subjects and delves into gender politics in the workplace and relationships. Dynevor relates to her character, Emily, and believes the story resonates with women. Despite her newfound fame, Dynevor is focused on her acting career and is selective about the roles she takes on. She has upcoming projects and is determined to find roles that truly speak to her. [Extracted from the article]

A list of the top 100 unsigned live performers of 2024 according to "Music Connection" magazine is presented, including blues rock group Blood Moon Howlers, hip-hop artist Lebra Jolie and folk musician Charlotte Morris.

The article focuses on the arrest of crypto hackers, novelty rapper Heather Morgan and her boyfriend Ilya Lichtenstein, for money laundering. Topics mentioned include the approach used by Morgan and Lichtenstein to steal Bitcoins, a brief personal background of Morgan and Lichtenstein, and a description on how the illegal activities of Morgan and Lichtenstein were discovered.

An interview with American rapper Lil Wayne is presented. Among the issues he discussed include what the 50th anniversary of hip-hop in 2023 mean to him and the genre itself since naysayers initially dismissed the fledgling genre as a fad, what he considers as the biggest changes that happened in hip-hop, and other business opportunities that he would like to pursue.

The article profiles Melissa Viviane Jefferson or commonly known as Lizzo, the Grammy winner who had the longest run at the charts for a solo female rap artist in history. Topics covered include details on how the performer entered the pop culture scene, the subjects and messages of her songs and a background on her family and education. Also mentioned are the influences to Lizzo's music.

The article features Megan Thee Stallion, a Grammy-winning rapper and entrepreneur, focusing on her determination to achieve success despite the obstacles and her estimated net worth in 2022.

The article features rap musician and vocalist Doja Cat. It mentions the preference of Doja Cat to make music in the studio. The success of the musician is attributed to her technical gifts and versatility as a rapper and vocalist. She encountered both mainstream success and criticism due to her debut album "Purrr" released by Kemosabe Records in 2014.

The article discusses the personal and stylistic changes that rapper Nicki Minaj made in order to create her music release "The Pinkprint," and it mentions the popularity of her song "Anaconda" and Minaj's search for her true self. The songs "The Crying Game" and "All Things Go" are addressed, along with Minaj's early life in Trinidad and Tobago and her relationships with fellow rappers Lil Wayne and Drake. Female sexuality and music video productions are also examined.

This article from Billboard highlights the achievements of various artists in the R&B and hip-hop genres over the past year. Usher, with his single "Good Good," extended his record for the most No. 1 hits on the R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart. Tyla's song "Water" dominated the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart for 44 weeks and won her the Grammy for best African music performance. Republic Records had success with artists like Drake, Nicki Minaj, and Metro Boomin, who all achieved No. 1 albums. Sony Music Publishing added five No. 1 hits to its catalog, including singles from Jack Harlow and Megan Thee Stallion. Lucky Daye earned his first No. 1 as a lead artist on the Adult R&B Airplay chart. The article also pays tribute to the late Luther Vandross, who had multiple No. 1 albums and songs in his career. [Extracted from the article]

The article features Fatimah Nyeema Warner known as the rapper Noname. Topics discussed include the reputation of Noname for her outspokenness which led to an argument with the rapper J. Cole over their social responsibilities, developments in her upcoming album "Factory Baby" which includes the song "Rainforest" about anti-capitalism, and her plan to expand the Noname Book Club as a government-recognized cooperative.

An interview with African American female rap musician Megan Thee Stallion (Megan) is presented, and it mentions how Megan was selected to be a cover model for the journal's 2021 Swimsuit issue. Several photographs of Megan are provided, along with information about her body image, her relationships with her mother and grandmother, and assisted living facilities for older people. Megan's role as an inspiration for young girls is assessed, along with her pursuit of a bachelor's degree at Texas Southern University.

This article discusses three different musical projects. The first is Layale Chaker's album "Radio Afloat," which combines contemporary classical music, jazz improvisation, and traditional Arabic forms. The second project is a duo recording by Eve Crazy, a Senegalese rapper, and Mar Yo, a Finnish musician who plays the kantele. Their music combines rap and Finnish folk elements. The third project is Ajate's album "Dala Toni," which fuses Afrobeat and traditional Japanese sounds. The album features custom-made instruments and explores the cultural dialogue between these two distant cultures. [Extracted from the article]

Angel Reese spent her Sunday night hanging out with one of the world's most famous female rappers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Doechii, a rising Florida rapper, has garnered three Grammy nominations for her mixtape "Alligator Bites Never Heal," challenging the notion that she must fit into one specific genre to succeed. As the first female rapper signed to Top Dawg Entertainment, she has captivated fans with her versatile style and vulnerability. Her success marks a turning point in her career, with plans for a debut studio album in 2025 that will incorporate live instrumentation. [Extracted from the article]