Putting ‘Myself’ first: Kiana Ledé expresses self-confidence in latest EP
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R&B singer and actress Kiana Ledé released her fourth EP, Myself, on June 7 as a statement of pride.
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The majors of trap stars if they attended UC Berkeley
We’re proud that UC Berkeley alumni have gone on to be famous software engineers and film actors, but we at the Clog wonder what today’s most popular trap stars would major in if they attended our university. Let’s take a moment to speculate what UC Berkeley’s most fly would-be alumni might have studied.
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What if your favorite reality TV stars went to UC Berkeley?
While we’re so used to seeing our beloved television stars put in elaborate settings perfect for the drama to brew, the concept of placing these celebs in the daily lives of UC Berkeley students evokes a whole different level of excitement. What could be better than watching the thrill unfold
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Beyoncé, Jay-Z delve into reputation, relationship on captivating ‘Everything Is Love’
From start to finish, “Everything Is Love” reveals the Carters’ reliance on forgiveness and redemption to ultimately strengthen their marriage.
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Lil Yachty sets sail on new waters in latest album ‘Lil Boat 2’
Lil Yachty has ditched his title of “King of Teens” and sailed to shore with his mature second full-length studio album, Lil Boat 2.
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‘Culture II’ falls flat, despite star-studded collaborations
The few breaks in the album come from its features, but even the impressive list of guest producers doesn’t pull enough weight to save ‘Culture II.’
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Despite tardiness, Migos cook Warfield in crockpot
Migos — a rap trio composed of the North Atlanta natives Quavo, Takeoff and Offset — has been often characterized, superficially, as an eccentric trap side-show in the rap game: unessential, but good at cranking out earworms branded with its unique triplet-laced flow and odd lines such as “Auntie Eva, she
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Migos defines ‘Culture’ on latest album
Migos’ second studio album, Culture, opens with a boast from perennial hypeman DJ Khaled. Maybe having DJ Khaled spit out his Snapchat truisms on a track is a symbol of the Atlanta-based rap trio’s heightened clout. But here, Khaled operates as a mediator — a middleman who handily, if bluntly,
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