💥 These Were the Absolute Coolest Moves of the 90s, No Contest The 90s gave us some of the most iconic finishers in wrestling history. Moves that defined legends, eras, and pure attitude. 💎 The Diamond Cutter (DDP) The original "out of nowhere" move that could end a match instantly. 🪓 The Razor's Edge (Razor Ramon) The smoothest and coolest powerbomb variation of its time. ⚡ The Jackknife Powerbomb (Kevin Nash) A dominant finisher that showcased pure strength and intimidation. 🍻 The Stunner (Stone Cold) The move that defined the Attitude Era and popped every crowd. 🎯 The Sharpshooter (Bret Hart) The ultimate submission hold — technical, painful, and iconic. 🦂 The Scorpion Deathlock (Sting) WCW’s answer to the Sharpshooter — just as legendary. 🤘 The People’s Elbow (The Rock) The most electrifying move in sports entertainment. 🦁 The Liontamer (Chris Jericho) A brutal twist on the Walls of Jericho that looked devastating. 🏋️ The Jackhammer (Goldberg) A perfect blend of strength and speed, pure dominance. ⚰️ The Tombstone (The Undertaker) The most protected finisher ever — once it hit, it was over. #WWE #WCW #WrestlingMoves #90sWrestling #AttitudeEra

Ciara in bold red at the VMAs

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Big Ed – The Assassin On September 1, 1998, No Limit soldier Big Ed released his debut album The Assassin under Master P’s legendary No Limit Records. Part of the golden era of the tank, the album featured appearances from Master P, Snoop Dogg, Silkk the Shocker, C-Murder, Mia X, and more — showcasing the full No Limit roster’s strength at the time. With its gritty Southern beats, military-inspired production, and raw street energy, The Assassin stood as one of the many projects that kept No Limit dominating the late ’90s charts. 💿 While Big Ed didn’t achieve the mainstream fame of some of his labelmates, The Assassin remains a true piece of No Limit history, reflecting the label’s relentless output and influence.

The Source’s review and mic rating for Master P - Ghetto D

The Source’s review and mic rating for UGK - Super Tight

🌟🎤 ERYKAH BADU’S DATING HISTORY: MYSTICAL LOVE, MUSIC LEGENDS & SOUL CONNECTIONS Soulful, mystical, and unapologetically unique—Erykah Badu has long been a force of nature in the music industry. Known for her enchanting voice, bohemian aesthetic, and deeply spiritual presence, Badu’s romantic life has been just as captivating. Over the years, she’s been linked to hip-hop royalty, conscious creatives, and cultural visionaries. Often a muse and a partner, Erykah’s dating history reflects her love for depth, energy, and authenticity. Here's a closer look at her beautiful and complex romantic timeline. 🎥 Cytherea – 1996 In a little-known connection, Badu was briefly linked to Cytherea in 1996. Although this relationship remains shrouded in mystery, it marked the beginning of a public intrigue surrounding her love life. 🎤 André 3000 – 1996 to 1997 Perhaps her most iconic romance, Erykah and André 3000 of Outkast formed one of hip-hop’s most beloved power couples. Their relationship inspired several songs, including André’s “Ms. Jackson,” and together they share a son, Seven Sirius Benjamin. Their connection was deeply artistic and spiritual. 🧠 Common – 2000 to 2002 The soulful rapper Common dated Badu during the early 2000s, creating a relationship that blended intellectualism, activism, and artistry. Though brief, their time together was influential, with both artists citing mutual growth through their bond. 🎙️ The D.O.C – 2003 In 2003, Badu had a relationship with legendary rapper and songwriter The D.O.C. They share a daughter together, Puma Sabti Curry, and maintained a strong co-parenting relationship after their split. ⚡ Jay Electronica – 2004 to 2009 Her relationship with the elusive and mystical rapper Jay Electronica lasted five years and resulted in the birth of her youngest daughter, Mars Merkaba Thedford. Their union was deeply spiritual and reflected their shared philosophical values. 🎨 Carl Jones – 2013 to 2025 Since 2013, Erykah has been romantically linked to Carl Jones, a producer and writer best known for The Boondocks and Black Dynamite. Their relationship is private, but their connection runs deep, rooted in creativity, humor, and mutual respect. 💫 From cosmic connections to musical muses, Erykah Badu’s romantic journey mirrors her artistry: authentic, transcendent, and deeply human. Her dating history reads like a lyrical poem—each love a stanza in her timeless song. #ErykahBadu #DatingHistory #NeoSoulQueen #André3000 #Common #JayElectronica #CarlJones #BohemianLove

‘Headsprung’ by LL COOL J is officially PLATINUM after being released 21 years ago.

Gladys Knight’s son says his mother is suffering from early signs of dementia. Gladys Knight is pictured with her current husband. Her son is accusing him of elder abuse. He has been forcing Gladys to work knowing she is not well. Gladys had left her hotel in Baltimore and got lost. A responsible adult found her, took her phone and called her daughter. The son has recently called Adult Protective Services.

A reflective photograph of artists Tupac Shakur and Jada Pinkett Smith on top of the Baltimore high-rises in 1988. In 1991 Shakur released his first album "2Pacalypse Now" which went gold and introduced the classic urban song "Brenda's Got a Baby" He wrote the powerful song while filming his first feature film Juice, after reading a newspaper article about a 12-year-old girl who became pregnant by her cousin and threw the baby into a trash compactor. In 1993 Jada Pinkett Smith went on to star in the urban film Menace II Society. In a recent interview Jada Pickett said of her late friend “There’s not a day that goes by that I don’t think about Tupac, I think about him every single day.” This photograph depicts the dreams, ambitions and perseverance of two amazing and talented artists frozen in time for all to see.