Singer and songwriter Inayah is just getting started. Coined “The Jingle Queen” by her loyal fans who she refers to as her “’Inayahlators’, Inayah is known for her unique song covers that ultimately helped her rise to social media fame. Stream Inayah’s debut album S.O.L.A.R. [Inayahlator Enterprises/EMPIRE] now.
The #HoJoSweetEscape experience takes over Lower Manhattan with an Insta-worthy installment of a to-scale Howard Johnson by Wyndham’s room redesign made entirely of candy.
Millennial artists The Kaplan Twins celebrated their latest exhibit, WONDER-LAND, at the Mondrian Los Angeles on Thursday.
“Let’s take pictures, let’s drink, let’s celebrate, let’s continue to fem the fucking future,” said Janelle Monae on Friday at her Fem The Future brunch which celebrates women in the entertainment industry.
What if I told you that there’s a place in Manhattan where you can pose with Katy Perry, jump in a huge pool filled with marshmallows and pretend to be sucked in a giant candy-colored hole, all while constantly being fed candy?
Popular Instagram comedic sensations-turned-recording artists Menace the Prince and FatboySSE team up for the release of their brand new single, “I Am Da Man”.
“I Am Da Man” is a very promising track for the two new recording acts. While Menace the Prince holds his own, FatboySSE’s strongly hilarious tone and presence overwhelms the song. The Philadelphia Fatboy is an undeniable force in both comedy and music.
Menace the Prince and FatboySSE achieved meteoric fame through a series of comedic antics videos like hoarding in celebrities homes, desperate requests for features with superstar acts, and shameful endorsement situations. FatboySSE success led to his current spokesmodel for Diddy’s premium vodka brand Ciroc.
Major Record Label are following the trend of Instagram public figures closely and signing it’s stars for to multi-album recording contract with anticipation to make millions off their success. At press time, no word on either Menace the Prince of FatboySSE singing with a label situation.
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It’s a cliche, but dogs are, in fact, too good for this world.
Last Monday, The IFC Center, Paw Prints and Muddy Paws Rescue organization greeted us with a fine array of canines, some even up for adoption, as they strutted across the red carpet flair. And yes, they were as adorable as you imagine.
Being situated in front of the IFC theatre in downtown, onlookers were struck with puppy-dog eyes belonging only to some of Instagram’s most famous pooches. And that’s in addition to the adopted ones. Variety was a strong proponent of Monday’s event.
Of course, the list goes on and on. Nevertheless, the event was regulated to a few dogs, mostly to advertise the adoption effort by Muddy Paws. For clarity: Muddy Paws spear-heads the life-saving work necessary to find homes for displaced dogs city-wide. The Monday screening, of which also went by another, more creative honorific: the first annual Paw-liday Party, was yet another venture for the group to tackle, raising upwards of $4000. The benefit screening concluded with a broadcast of Christopher Guest’s 2000’s Mockumentary, Best In Show.
The application is really stepping its game up.