The City Girls rapper’s comments have raised a familiar question about masculinity, personal style and whether fashion should have gender boundaries. Yung Miami is known for making bold statements, and her latest take on fashion is already giving people something to debate. The rapper has suggested that when it comes to high fashion, men should leave some of the more extravagant styles to women. “When it comes to fashion, leave that to the women,” she said. The comment raises a much bigger question: Is high fashion too feminine for men? Fashion Has Never Really Had One Set of Rules For …

The R&B legend has given fans a brief preview of new music, but she is keeping the details of her long awaited return under wraps. Anita Baker may finally be ready to give fans something they have been waiting more than two decades to hear. The eight time Grammy winner recently teased a new song titled “Forever,” sharing a one minute preview online with the message, “Forever… is coming.” She has not announced a release date or confirmed whether the song will be part of a new album. The teaser alone was enough to send longtime fans into a frenzy. …

Megan Thee Stallion has often credited her parents with helping shape the woman she became. Her relationship with her father, Joseph Pete Jr., was especially meaningful despite a difficult beginning. Megan has shared that her father was incarcerated during the first eight years of her life. After his release, the two became extremely close and spent much of their time together. Sadly, her father died when Megan was just 15 years old. Even though their time together was limited, the lessons he gave her stayed with her. Megan has spoken about how her father helped teach her confidence and self …

Mike Epps is making people think about a question many of us rarely stop to consider: How much of our lives are we spending chasing things that ultimately won’t matter? The comedian and actor has sparked a conversation about money, possessions and the pressure to constantly have more, pointing to a simple reality that can be easy to forget. “You really don’t own nothing in this life.” The statement may sound blunt, but the idea behind it is surprisingly profound. We spend years working for bigger homes, newer cars, designer clothes, expensive vacations and bank accounts that we hope will …