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@burg21 @opolot_ronnie Truth be told. The Jacksons of basketball right here.

@opolot_ronnie Lord if they date and get married and have kids. Basketball royalty

Natalia Bryant, 23, made her debut as a creative director with the short film "Forever Iconic," paying tribute to the Los Angeles Lakers and her late father Kobe Bryant, with Bronny James supporting her.

@notgwendalupe Selena was sexier than JLO. I'll stand ten toes down

Selena Quintanilla covering Billie Jean by Michael Jackson (1987)

@brandonousley His catalog has been all over X today. Great rabbit hole to fall into.

Album of the night. It's unusual for me to post two albums in one day, but I've admittedly fallen down a Stevie Wonder rabbit hole tonight in honor of his 76th birthday, which is never a bad thing to fall into at any time. By 1972, Stevie reestablished himself as a serious album artist with the pioneering masterpieces Music of My Mind and Talking Book, in which he and singer-songwriter Syreeta Wright wrote heartfelt songs that chronicled the highs and lows of their past relationship, like “Love Having You Around,” “Blame It On the Sun,” and “Lookin’ For Another Pure Love.” It was also during this intensely prolific period that Wonder oversaw Syreeta's self-titled debut album. Released in the summer of 1972 on Motown’s subsidiary label, MoWest, Syreeta was a gorgeously supple, yet vulnerable song cycle that flaunted the sweet-voiced singer's far-reaching lyrical and topical prowess. Both Syreeta and Wonder concocted a heady psychedelic tapestry that drew from avant-pop, folk, jazz, funk, ambient, and orchestral influences to explore weighty meditations on black identity politics (“Black Maybe”), romantic disillusionment (“Baby Don’t You Let Me Lose This,” the dark soul blues epic "To Know You is to Love You," and “How Many Days”), and faithful pursuits of love (“Keep Him Like He Is” and the gospel-imbued, folky soul weeper "Happiness.") While this cult classic granted Syreeta critical acclaim, it went nowhere. Motown folded their MoWest subsidiary soon after, but kept Syreeta on their roster. This remains one of Motown's all-time great lost soul treasures, delivered at the highest level. Plus, prime-period Stevie is all over this one with the most brain-melting cover of The Beatles' "She's Leaving Home" I've ever heard.

@rain_on_flowerz @frodeci @theplacehotelly Truth be told

@frodeci @theplacehotelly All roads lead back to Steve and James.

Prince & MJ lifting distinct elements from this one song is enough to rest my case for eternity

@txbacon1969 @mamboitaliano__ There's definitely a lingerie sharing relationship going on

@mamboitaliano__ I wonder if there's some sort of Oedipus relationship going on?

🚨 English actress Liz Hurley, 60, and her son Damian, 24, are straight-up insane At this point nobody even knows who’s the mom, the son, the daughter, the older, the younger, the man, the woman, the boy, the celeb, the nepo king, the queen, or the whole Holy Spirit We lost…

@DangerPowers88 @AdvKindness Such a dumb comment from Austin. But then he's Austin so it's okay.

@AdvKindness Poor Blu. She look like Jayz dressed up as Beyoncé.

Saying this in a world of single mothers and deadbeat fathers is WILD.

@Raymond22389 @GeezusWalks @BlackMediaHub "They used to steal bikes as a hobby" is as retarded as a comment can get. I mean I see it as a father and son bonding. Maybe you didn't get have that and if so I'm sorry.

@GeezusWalks @genxgenepool @BlackMediaHub You jigs are so racist violent and retarded

A father teaching his son to ride a bicycle in Central Park, New York City, in 1973

@Raymond22389 @BlackMediaHub What do you mean? I said "nice one". Whatever you do with Trump is your business

@genxgenepool @BlackMediaHub You should probably delete this. You're embarrassing yourself

@BNtukzar @interiorwhre Can't believe you can read beyond 1st grade level now.

@interiorwhre Can't believe she's a white woman now

@Raymond22389 @BlackMediaHub LOLLLLLLL. Nice one! Just get out from under Trump's desk whenever you're ready so your friends get a chance.

@BlackMediaHub They use to steal bikes together as a hobby 😂

@FbaSeparatist1 @FirstThemNEWS She does. And Cam Newton looks like OJ

@FirstThemNEWS She favors Savannah James.

🚨‼️O.J. …. Bruh, you had it ALL

@brandonousley Everything that woman did was neo. Style to spare

Album of the day. Best known for French designer, photographer, and illustrator Jean-Paul Goude's iconic cover art and the album's centerpiece single, the suggestive, white-hot funk groove "Pull Up to the Bumper," Grace Jones' seminal 1981 album, Nightclubbing distills all the essential aspects of the Jones aesthetic: sexy, mechanical, smoky, mysterious, and downright fearless. With this being her second collaboration with the core Compass Point team, Chris Blackwell and Alex Sadkin, their multi-faceted amalgamation of reggae, new wave, funk, and synth-pop is furthered, with some bold tricks along the way. The cover material Jones takes on are wildly diverse and tasteful, ranging from the likes of Sting, David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Bill Withers, and others. But underneath it all, there's the groundbreaking production duo Sly & Robbie providing the musical backbone of this entire album, while Jones imbues their visceral grooves with the flair and attitude only she can pull off in the alluring way she does. An all-time classic example of how daring a pop album can be without being pretentious or off-putting.

@beeeclops @Phil_Lewis_ Yeah why not stop breathing until her mom shows up. Yeah

@Phil_Lewis_ How is fuck is she grieving the loss of her mother WHILE HOSTING A GAME SHOW??? She should take a break from television altogether until her mother’s case is closed.

Savannah Guthrie is set to host a TV adaptation of the New York Times game “Wordle” at NBC variety.com/2026/tv/news/w…

@txcx76 @psychodelicide7 @iamslickrick01 Still doesn't make him better. It's about the output.

@genxgenepool @psychodelicide7 @iamslickrick01 The orginal tweet said nobody can't match "everything" I LOVE Stevie , but Stevie can't dance and stevie can't play Guitar or Bass like P.

No other musician can compare to Prince. Perhaps a peer could match him for an individual skill, whether it was as a singer or guitarist, but no individual could match him as a package.

@NevrEnufGuitar @iamslickrick01 You mean more instruments? Still doesnt make him "better". Stevie had a "Classic Period" started when he was 20. Prince does not ... although he's close.

@genxgenepool @iamslickrick01 Prince could do everything Stevie could, Stevie couldn’t do everything Prince could 🤷🏼‍♂️

@psychodelicide7 @iamslickrick01 Tell that to the person who wrote the original tweet

@genxgenepool @iamslickrick01 I dont know why you'll try to pick one over the other, they are both geniuses, you can enjoy both 🙄

@psychodelicide7 @iamslickrick01 Understood. Prince ain't better than Stevie

@genxgenepool @iamslickrick01 This is what Stevie thinks about P

@RizeKingz @iamslickrick01

@genxgenepool @iamslickrick01 Stevie can't match him either. At some point, the more questions you ask regarding skill level and versatility, the answers for Stevie will be "Nah, he can't do that." With Prince, nearly every genre & sub-genre is covered and his dexterity/virtuosity in studio/onstage unmatched.

@hepburnzyk Bizarre?

bizarra essa relação entres eles aqui ela já parecia ser mãe dele

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