Style

23 Ways Featuring Beyoncé, Alicia Keys, Rihanna, Kevin Hart, & Many More (Video)

Published

8 years ago

July 13, 2016

In the wake of the tragic murders of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling, many across the globe have taken to the streets and to the web to speak out against the brutality against black & brown men and women, in the United States, at the hand of law officials whose duty is to protect and serve. Many celebrities, of all creed and color, have decided enough is enough and now is the time to take the stand for a call-to-action against this systematic oppression.

The latest, being the celebs featured in this video that entails the “23 Ways” you could be killed if you are black in America.

Beyoncé, Alicia Keys, Rihanna, Jennifer Hudson, Pink, Bono, and others explain why it's time to take action to heal the long history of systemic racism in America. #23Ways

In collaboration with Alicia Key and the We Are Here Movement, with original reporting from Mic's Jamilah King. Go to WeAreHereMovement.com to find out more.

Style

Off-White Is Now The Most Popular Brand In The World

Published

5 years ago

October 29, 2018

Montez French

Virgil Abloh's luxury Italian streetwear label Off-White has been named the “hottest fashion brand in the world”.

Over the past year, the brand has gone from strength-to-strength, thanks, in part, to highly-publicized collaborations with Ikea and Nike and Abloh’s appointment as artistic director of household name-brand Louis Vuitton.

Off-White topped a quarterly index compiled by Lyst, a global fashion search platform, by examining Google search data, sales, and social media mentions. Lyst singled out the company as the number one brand among fashion fans today, surpassing established names such as Gucci and Balenciaga.

Abloh's label is a big hit with global celebrities and has been worn by model Bella Hadid, and singers Rihanna and Beyoncé.

Style

Motorola is in hot water: smartphone P30 bears a strong resemblance to Iphone X

Published

6 years ago

August 23, 2018

Montez French

There is a new Android phone on the market – the Motorola P30, which would cost you roughly $350. People, however, might easily mistake it for a device that costs three times as much: the $1,000 Apple iPhone X, which was launched last fall.

Photos of the new smartphone were official released on Thursday, and not only do the phones share a lot of design details — a vertical camera, a “notch” on the front of the screen — the promotional images look pretty much the same.

Tech fans and enthusiasts did not waste time and immediately criticized the Levovo-owned phonemaker for copying Apple's design.

Introducing Motorola P30 Pro: Our most shameless rip yet 😦https://t.co/mtnfEPb2ET pic.twitter.com/7f49CwZNTd

— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) August 14, 2018

[MOTOROLA HQ]

Product manager: Our next flagship should follow iPhone X aesthetics, but that Huawei shit is selling hot.

Designers: Say no more. pic.twitter.com/KsnQ6NfDCZ

— Mol M. (@nisankubur) August 15, 2018

Sports

Drake Teases Nike x OVO Basketball Jersey

Published

6 years ago

August 1, 2018

Montez French

Seems like Drake is back on team Nike as Drizzy reveals a new Nike and October’s Very Own collaboration in the form of a basketball jersey.