An anthem, a battle cry for civil rights, a call for respect: Aretha Franklin impacted it all. Her version of “Respect” energized empowering movements, driving feminism in-full-force. And although gone, her impact will last a lifetime.
Read MoreRihanna is a master of all trades. From winning Grammys to starting her own companies, bad girl Riri is taking the world by storm. By releasing Savage x Fenty, she is inspiring the world on what it means to be femme.
Read MoreRihanna, singer of bangin’ hits such as “Umbrella” and “S&M” (to name just a few), has told Trump to STFU when it comes to her music. Homegirl has backed up her words with action and the POTUS is now no longer able to play her music at his rallies. Even more artists should do the same.
Read MoreThe whirlwind that was 2018 did not stop artists from releasing music. From summer bops to sentimental heartaches, some gave us confidence while others gave us emotion. Here are the current best albums of 2018.
Read MoreMotherhood ain’t easy folks! Cardi B takes to Instagram, opening up about her recent struggles with postpartum depression. Countless mothers go through this and Cardi is just another example of how us women aren’t alone on this. We are all here for girl!
Read MoreFemale rappers such as Cardi B began their careers stripping. Starting off stripping is common in this industry. Is this trend the new feminist movement?
Read MoreMason Ramsey, AKA the Walmart Yodel Kid, AKA Better-Than-You, has been gaining momentum ever since he went viral on March 24, 2018. Taking the stage (well, the tile floor) at his local Walmart in Harrisburg, IL, Ramsey belted out a lovely rendition of ‘Lovesick Blues’ and instantly became internet famous, causing a tweet storm on Twitter and winning the hearts of people everywhere.
Read MoreMariah Carey – The person behind the fame. Here, we get a glimpse into the personal life of one of music’s biggest super stars. Continuing her battle with Bipolar II Disorder, Mariah Carey opens up to her loyal fans, thanking and encouraging all to open the conversation of mental health.
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