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Source: San Francisco Chronicle/Hearst Newspapers / Getty As the world patiently awaits this Sunday (Feb. 8) to see a free televised Bad Bunny concert go down at the Super Bowl, the Puerto Rican superstar’s music catalogue has seen a surge in popularity even as MAGA country continues to demonize the performer and his music content.

Source: Ollie Millington / Getty Fresh off the release of his new album Don’t Be Dumb, A$AP Rocky visited Public School 125 in the Harlem neighborhood he grew up in. The visit was for the latest episode of the digital series Celebrity Substitute, where famous guests share their experiences and skills with students.

Source: Richard Heathcote / Getty Somehow the winter Olympic torch made its way into Snoop Doog’s hand, and no he didn’t light one up off the historic flame. On Wednesday (Feb. 4), the Long Beach, California, native found himself in Northern Italy as a part of the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Games, and, at one

Source: Kevin C. Cox / Getty There was a while when Boosie Badazz was trending more for his controversial social media posts than he was for his music, but as of late the man has been keeping to himself (for the most part) and it seems like he’s been busy in the studio as he’s

February is American Heart Month and to kick it off, the American Heart Association is teaming up with 12 teen and women leaders within Northeast Ohio to fight against cardiovascular disease (CVD).

A man from Rodgers was seriously hurt Tuesday after he was hit by an ODOT plow truck while walking along State Route 7 in Elkrun Township, according to a crash report from the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

A woman from Youngstown was hurt Wednesday after she was hit by an SUV while walking down Western Reserve Road in Springfield Township.

A company that repackages M&M products with company names has recalled over 6,000 units distributed in 20 states that do not contain necessary allergen warnings.

Which cities have yet to host a Super Bowl game?

This week, Congress approved nearly $10 million to build a state hub for advanced manufacturing education in Ohio, the final step in an initiative to help prepare students to meet the strong demand for skilled workers in the region.