While Rolling Loud remains the definitive hip-hop festival, Tariq Cherif's brainchild stemmed from humble beginnings. Originally conceived as a means of helping emerging artists like Curren$y and Wale land consistent shows, the opportunity for legitimate business quickly became evident. We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with one half of the Rolling Loud powers-that be, and partook in a wide-ranging discussion on the ins-and-outs of running a music festival. To nobody's surprise, there are hurdles at every corner; sometimes, they even come from within the lineup itself.

After four excellent seasons, Never Have I Ever has come to an end. The delightful teen comedy from Mindy Kaling and Lang Fisher premiered in 2020, introducing viewers to Devi Vishwakumar, an ambitious teen reeling from her father's sudden death at the beginning of her high school career. Season 4 of Never Have I Ever premiered on Netflix last Thursday, with ten episodes that reminded fans how much Devi has grown from the angry, chaotic sophomore to the thoughtful, slightly-less-chaotic senior facing the last stretch of childhood, with the help of her loving family and loyal besties.

You may associate Tom Ford with the man, with ready-to-wear, or even with the best Tom Ford fragrances (I'm personally partial to Soliel Blanc, which is a great summer fragrance). But I strongly urge you not to overlook the designer brand’s makeup offerings. With complexion products, color cosmetics, and hybrid skin-makeup products under the Tom Ford beauty umbrella, the luxury brand can (and should) see you through every single step of your makeup routine.

Fans assumed that Khloé Kardashian got insecure about her appearance when she posted a photo to Instagram from her new Good American photoshoot that saw the star concealing her hands in a shy-looking pose. The pic came only days after users trolled her hands in a separate post and Khloé's followers didn't let her forget about the photo faux-pas in the Good American pic. "She not showing her hands after yall tore her up,"

TelevisionIs it a cruel reality show? An elaborate prank on viewers? Or a mind-warping experiment meant to make you question the nature of reality itself? Only its creator knows… The paradox at the heart of The Rehearsal is this: it’s a relatively small show that relies on critical buzz and word of mouth for its success, but it is also impossible to explain to a newcomer. Here, let me try.