The legend of George Strait, AKA “The King of Country,” is about family, tragedy, and a deep connection to the Texas land he calls home.

Hip-hop didn’t just grow because a few big personalities took over the mic—it evolved because a whole generation of women decided they weren’t waiting for permission. They carved out space, battled anyone who stepped in their way, and dropped verses that still echo across the genre. Some got the spotlight they deserved. Others, history had to catch up to. But together, they built the foundation modern rap stands on today.

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Back before playlists, algorithms, or the word “vibe,” there were mixtapes—and Zoomers will never know, or truly appreciate, the chaos they missed.

The 1990s were tough to beat for television mini-series: we look back at the best mini-series of the decade.

Gilbert Gottfried could ignite a room with a single line, which is why almost no one suspected anything was wrong. He kept the jokes coming while privately carrying something much heavier than anyone imagined.