Source: Courtesy of the Brooklyn Nets / Brooklyn Nets The fashion brand that The Notorious B.l.G. made famous is coming for their coin. Hip-Hop’s favorite sweater design is now the subject of a high-priced lawsuit. Complex is reporting that Coogi Australia is suing the Brooklyn Nets over their recent tribute to the Black Frank White. The team’s limited-edition “Brooklyn Camo” jerseys featured a colorful trim that is very similar to the apparel company’s iconic knitwear design. Considering B.I.G. popularized the pricey cardigans with several references in his songs it seems that their legal gripe does have some merit. View this post on Instagram Coogi down to the socks A post shared by BIGGIE SMALLS (@notorious_big_) on May 3, 2018 at 6:21am PDT In the court documents Coogi took a hard stance on the perceived infringement. “While other colorful and ornamental sweaters have and continue to exist, the highly distinctive and ornamental designs of COOGI sweaters and apparel have become exceedingly famous.” Coogi is seeking monies for damages and are asking that the NBA team cease selling the apparel immediately. Originally launched in 1969 the brand has become the knit to wear for flex purposes. Since getting B.I.G.’s cosign in the 90’s Coogi has been worn by an a-list of celebrities including Floyd Mayweather, Conor McGregor, Kanye West, Drake and more. Photo: The Brooklyn Nets
View this post on Instagram I’m telling you, I’m the most vintage @fashionnova ”nova babe” on the gram right now lol loving this fit from them GOOD VIBES ONLY A post shared by Jennifer Mcking (@therealjennifermcking) on Oct 19, 2018 at 9:54am PDT Style is very objective. Some people like to keep it classy, tailored and sophisticated, while others see fashion as a form of artistic expression. Jennifer Mcking is certainly one of those people who expresses herself through her eclectic fashion sense. The London based fashion influencer has been turning heads on Instagram for many years now, but before her vintage swag set social media on fire, she was just a young intern trying to find her way. View this post on Instagram Ok, But let’s talk about style FIT @prettylittlething #AD A post shared by Jennifer Mcking (@therealjennifermcking) on Feb 14, 2019 at 9:12am PST “Unlike many people that have hopped onto styling because it’s cool I got into styling back when I was 14 years of age. I used to intern at Vivienne Westwood head office back then and they trained me up haha so from there I just carried on doing my thing.” – Jennifer Mcking for Mess Mag There’s not many words that can perfectly describe Mcking’s personal style aesthetic. Some would say ghetto chic, while others automatically notice the nostalgic 90’s influence in all of her photos — straight down to the hair and nails. But one thing you can say about her look is that it’s unlike anyone else. View this post on Instagram loving the @prettylittlething and @karlkani collaboration My mother had something similar to this fit back in the 90s ! #AD A post shared by Jennifer Mcking (@therealjennifermcking) on Jan 23, 2019 at 1:44pm PST “I can never define my style because I feel like my style changes up all the time. It all comes down to how I feel on the day I’m going out, I can be a 90s vintage queen one day then another day; I’ll dress completely opposite like, a bit more trendy.” With over 61,000 followers on IG, it’s no surprise that the influencer would take her talents to designing her own ish. According to Jennifer, her very own Mcking Brand is coming very soon. Just like her own style, the brand will be for folks who value authenticity over trendiness. View this post on Instagram SHMONNY COLOURS @prettylittlething #AD A post shared by Jennifer Mcking (@therealjennifermcking) on Jan 20, 2019 at 10:10am PST “One of the things I rant and rave about is the fact that everyone looks the same to me, there is a very few amount of original people in this day and age. Being able to come up with something original is the best thing ever.” But where does one, whose style is so broad and unique, get the pieces to put together these hot looks? Jennifer says Vintage shopping is the way to go. She even deems herself a “vintage shop junkie”. The fact that Mcking’s style is so originally makes you wonder which fashion icon influences her look. Judging by her Twitter page — all things Black, all things bold and anything from the 90’s can inspire Jennifer to put together a whole fashion moment. View this post on Instagram Baby face | @fashionnova fit A post shared by Jennifer Mcking (@therealjennifermcking) on Oct 20, 2018 at 6:30am PDT We can’t wait to see what Jennifer Mcking has in store for 2019. Check out more of her looks on Instagram @therealjennifermcking.
View this post on Instagram I’m telling you, I’m the most vintage @fashionnova ”nova babe” on the gram right now lol loving this fit from them GOOD VIBES ONLY A post shared by Jennifer Mcking (@therealjennifermcking) on Oct 19, 2018 at 9:54am PDT Style is very objective. Some people like to keep it classy, tailored and sophisticated, while others see fashion as a form of artistic expression. Jennifer Mcking is certainly one of those people who expresses herself through her eclectic fashion sense. The London based fashion influencer has been turning heads on Instagram for many years now, but before her vintage swag set social media on fire, she was just a young intern trying to find her way. View this post on Instagram Ok, But let’s talk about style FIT @prettylittlething #AD A post shared by Jennifer Mcking (@therealjennifermcking) on Feb 14, 2019 at 9:12am PST “Unlike many people that have hopped onto styling because it’s cool I got into styling back when I was 14 years of age. I used to intern at Vivienne Westwood head office back then and they trained me up haha so from there I just carried on doing my thing.” – Jennifer Mcking for Mess Mag There’s not many words that can perfectly describe Mcking’s personal style aesthetic. Some would say ghetto chic, while others automatically notice the nostalgic 90’s influence in all of her photos — straight down to the hair and nails. But one thing you can say about her look is that it’s unlike anyone else. View this post on Instagram loving the @prettylittlething and @karlkani collaboration My mother had something similar to this fit back in the 90s ! #AD A post shared by Jennifer Mcking (@therealjennifermcking) on Jan 23, 2019 at 1:44pm PST “I can never define my style because I feel like my style changes up all the time. It all comes down to how I feel on the day I’m going out, I can be a 90s vintage queen one day then another day; I’ll dress completely opposite like, a bit more trendy.” With over 61,000 followers on IG, it’s no surprise that the influencer would take her talents to designing her own ish. According to Jennifer, her very own Mcking Brand is coming very soon. Just like her own style, the brand will be for folks who value authenticity over trendiness. View this post on Instagram SHMONNY COLOURS @prettylittlething #AD A post shared by Jennifer Mcking (@therealjennifermcking) on Jan 20, 2019 at 10:10am PST “One of the things I rant and rave about is the fact that everyone looks the same to me, there is a very few amount of original people in this day and age. Being able to come up with something original is the best thing ever.” But where does one, whose style is so broad and unique, get the pieces to put together these hot looks? Jennifer says Vintage shopping is the way to go. She even deems herself a “vintage shop junkie”. The fact that Mcking’s style is so originally makes you wonder which fashion icon influences her look. Judging by her Twitter page — all things Black, all things bold and anything from the 90’s can inspire Jennifer to put together a whole fashion moment. View this post on Instagram Baby face | @fashionnova fit A post shared by Jennifer Mcking (@therealjennifermcking) on Oct 20, 2018 at 6:30am PDT We can’t wait to see what Jennifer Mcking has in store for 2019. Check out more of her looks on Instagram @therealjennifermcking.
Text “RICKEY” to 71007 to join the Rickey Smiley Morning Show mobile club for exclusive news. ( Terms and conditions ). Source: Rich Polk / Getty Via Madamenoire : On Wednesday, Will Smith took a page out of wife Jada Pinkett‘s book and joined the Facebook Watch family, debuting his new series, Will Smith’s Bucket List. The 50-year-old kicked off the thrill-seeking show with an episode where he had his family (Jada, Trey, Jaden, mama Adrienne and her husband Rodney) travel to Dubai with him to skydive for his milestone birthday. Willow sat out the trip because as the actor told everyone, “She told me it’s stupid.” Sign Up For Our Newsletter! Close Thank you for subscribing! Please be sure to open and click your first newsletter so we can confirm your subscription. Email Submit The family was given the rundown on what their skydiving experience would be like, and even did some light training beforehand, but nothing could prepare them for the actual experience. Everyone completed the dive, but not without a scare. “Rodney passed out,” Will shared as Smith’s father-in-law actually suffered a heart attack during his jump. When he landed, he appeared to be unconscious. The ambulance was called and Rodney was taken to the Saudi German Hospital in Dubai. SEE ALSO: Will Smith Drops New Facebook Watch Series ‘Bucket List’ “Rodney had a mild heart attack after jumping out of the plane. He has to have a procedure tomorrow, and he has to stay in the hospital for a week,” Will told his manager over the phone after the incident. “That’s a rough start to the Bucket List.” Thankfully though, Rodney was fine after all. He was diagnosed overall with a “minor heart contusion,” which is a bruise of the heart muscle that can occur during bodily injury, and when a person falls from heights greater than 20 feet. If the bruising is very severe, an individual can die if they aren’t able to quickly receive treatment. In Rodney’s case, the bruising wasn’t too great, and after 24 hours in the hospital, he was given the green light to fly back home with the family. “So long story short, Rodney had a mild heart attack when he jumped. He’s fine,” Will told Jaden and Trey. “The whole idea of the bucket list is mortality. You gotta live a certain way,” he added. “You have to live the way that is most unique and organic for you because you never know.” Another good thing is that despite Rodney’s heath scare, he was able to join everyone on a dreamy boat ride at the end of the episode, all smiles as he recounted his skydive gone left. “When I first went out the door it was like, ‘What the hell?’” he said. In response, Jaden joked that despite how it worked out, he did, technically have a successful dive. “Does it count if I don’t remember?” Rodney said as the family all laughed. Crazy start to Will Smith’s Bucket List, but quite entertaining. Check out the first episode below: [ione_media_gallery src=”https://rickeysmileymorningshow.com” id=”1645340″ overlay=”true”] ALSO TRENDING ON RICKEYSMILEYMORNINGSHOW.COM : T.I.’s Sister, Precious Harris, Dead at 66 All The Beautiful Photos Of Keshia Knight Pulliam’s Daughter [PHOTOS] KTLA Anchor Chris Burrous Dies After Putting Crystal Meth In Anus Follow @TheRSMS
Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty The golden child made her first TV appearance on The Real today and became a bigger celebrity that her mom and dad Remy Ma and Papoose . Papoose carried the two-month-old darling, who was wearing a headband an floral dress, out to a round of “ooohs” and “ahhs.” When asked how the golden child changed their life, Remy responded, “She makes everything so peaceful. We don’t want to disagree on anything.” “She really completed the whole circle,” she added. While everything is peaceful now, Remy underwent a difficult labor and was readmitted to the hospital due to complications . According to TMZ , the rapper was admitted back into the hospital to endure emergency surgery after suffering excessive bleeding on Tuesday night. The site reported that her procedure was a success thanks to blood transfusions and she’s expected to be released in a day or two. She has since recovered and enjoyed her beautiful baby girl. See a clip from their appearance, below: View this post on Instagram Today on #TheReal: Remy Ma and Papoose reveal their Golden Child for the first time EVER on national TV! A post shared by The Real Talk Show (@therealdaytime) on Feb 28, 2019 at 8:59am PST RELATED STORIES: Remy Ma Leaves Hospital After Emergency Surgery: ‘I Am Doing Much Better.’ #CouplesWeLove: Remy Ma And Papoose Always Hold Each Other Down [ione_media_gallery src=”https://hellobeautiful.com” id=”3018295″ overlay=”true”]
It’s been a few years since Sammie released an album, so his next is very welcome. Gearing up to drop his new project, Everlasting , which goes live on his birthday (March 1), the singer stopped by to share with us what makes it special and how his music has evolved since first releasing “I Like It” as a kid in 1999. Sign Up For Our Newsletter! Close Thank you for subscribing! Please be sure to open and click your first newsletter so we can confirm your subscription. Email Submit Sammie says the title of Everlasting was derived from a conversation he had with his mother who once explained to him how “every good relationship, failed relationship, one night stands and flings would have an everlasting affect” on the man he would become. He started writing songs based on things he endured during his relationships over the past few years and it’s a must-listen! Text “RICKEY” to 71007 to join the Rickey Smiley Morning Show mobile club for exclusive news. ( Terms and conditions ). In this episode of “When I Was Younger…,” Sammie reflects on how he grew up in the music industry, the lessons learned over the years and some of his childhood favs, from Fruit Pebbles cereal and the Animaniacs cartoon. Press play! ALSO TRENDING ON RICKEYSMILEYMORNINGSHOW.COM : T.I.’s Sister, Precious Harris, Dead at 66 All The Beautiful Photos Of Keshia Knight Pulliam’s Daughter [PHOTOS] KTLA Anchor Chris Burrous Dies After Putting Crystal Meth In Anus Follow @TheRSMS
It’s been a few years since Sammie released an album, so his next is very welcome. Gearing up to drop his new project, Everlasting , which goes live on his birthday (March 1), the singer stopped by to share with us what makes it special and how his music has evolved since first releasing “I Like It” as a kid in 1999. Sign Up For Our Newsletter! Close Thank you for subscribing! Please be sure to open and click your first newsletter so we can confirm your subscription. Email Submit Sammie says the title of Everlasting was derived from a conversation he had with his mother who once explained to him how “every good relationship, failed relationship, one night stands and flings would have an everlasting affect” on the man he would become. He started writing songs based on things he endured during his relationships over the past few years and it’s a must-listen! Text “RICKEY” to 71007 to join the Rickey Smiley Morning Show mobile club for exclusive news. ( Terms and conditions ). In this episode of “When I Was Younger…,” Sammie reflects on how he grew up in the music industry, the lessons learned over the years and some of his childhood favs, from Fruit Pebbles cereal and the Animaniacs cartoon. Press play! ALSO TRENDING ON RICKEYSMILEYMORNINGSHOW.COM : T.I.’s Sister, Precious Harris, Dead at 66 All The Beautiful Photos Of Keshia Knight Pulliam’s Daughter [PHOTOS] KTLA Anchor Chris Burrous Dies After Putting Crystal Meth In Anus Follow @TheRSMS
A scary and shocking revelation on social media sites and Youtube. There’s a challenge called the MoMo challenge where a creepy looking meme figure pops up on child friendly content and instructs children to self harm themselves or commit suicide. The challenge is being alleged to be linked to at least two child suicides in the world. When police investigated both deaths they found phone records that was linked back to the challenge. This has been caused parents to post online about accounts of seeing the messages in the videos. The viewer is prompted to reach out to Momo via What’s Up and once signing on the messaging app, they have exchanges where Momo asks them to do a set off challenges that can hurt and or kill to person who participates. Some of the tasks include taking spills or turning an oven on. While Youtube is aware of the issue and has taken down any videos that have been flagged by users, YouTube says it hasn’t received any evidence of videos showing or promoting the “Momo Challenge” on its platform. If it does exits, YouTube says it would be a clear violation of its policies … and would, therefore, be removed immediately.
In cased you missed the Vitamin Of The day on the Quick Silva Show… The Vitamin was a warming to all parents about the momo challenge. The MoMo challenge where a creepy looking meme figure pops up on child friendly content and instructs children to self harm themselves or commit suicide. The viewer is prompted to reach out to Momo via What’s Up and once signing on the messaging app, they have exchanges where Momo asks them to do a set off challenges that can hurt and or kill to person who participates. Quick Silva pleaded for parents to be cautious and watch out for what their children watch online. If you want to see the full message, watch the full video above.
Rock-T is hosting the Annual Youth STOMP WARS National Championships! Date: March 16th, 2019 City: Arlington, TX Location: College Park Center (On The Campus of UTA – The University of Texas at Arlington) 601 Center Street · Arlington, TX 76010 Time: 5:30PM For more info on this event, click here !
