The movement by former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who refused to stand during the national anthem because of his views on the country’s treatment of African Americans and minorities, continues to spark conversation, with many being forced to choose a side. Kaepernick is taking legal action against the NFL, after accusing them of blackballing him since 2017 due [More]
The summer concert is slated to offer performances from artists such as Kelly Rowland, Nelly, Bell Biv Devoe, SWV and more.
Macy Gray, Nelly and Kelly Rowland: What do all these kickass R&B stars have in common? Well, they all need to make a comeback into the music industry, but it also happens that between the three of them, they have had their fair share of time spent in casinos. Let's take a look at what makes them casino royalty, but [More]
The clip finds The St. Louis rapper as âThe Fixerâ - a âlove-ologistâ of sorts - aiming to help his client (played by his real-life girlfriend Shantel Jackson).
DJ Mustard and Mike Free provide the production backdrop for Nelly's new single, "The Fix," featuring Jeremih. The fellas sing about their carnal desires to the tune of Marvin Gayeâs classic, "Sexual Healing"...
Nelly will star in and executive produce a docu-series headed for BET in the near future. Rapper will allows viewers a close look at his life as he navigates hip-hop, fashion, sports and other areas of entertainment in addition to being a father and balancing a relationship with his girlfriend.
When it comes to his hometown of St. Louis, Missouri, rapper Nelly has never been short when it comes to making his city shine.
Rapper Nelly hit the 2013 American Music Awards stage by performing with Florida Georgia Line for the remix of their country hit single âCruise."
Are Hip Hop artists the easiest target or scapegoat? According to Nelly, the media continues to single out hip-hop stars because they are the "lowest voice on the totem pole" and no one is willing to necessarily defend Hip Hop like other genres.
Are Hip Hop artists the easiest target or scapegoat? According to Nelly, the media continues to single out hip-hop stars because they are the "lowest voice on the totem pole" and no one is willing to necessarily defend Hip Hop like other genres.
