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MusicDrake & Central Cee Drop "Which One"
Drake premiered ‘Which One’ with Central Cee at Wireless Festival in London before officially releasing it via ‘Iceman Episode Two.’ The track was held back from Central Cee’s debut album.
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MusicFreddie Gibbs & The Alchemist Serve Up "Alfredo 2"
Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist follow up their acclaimed 2020 debut with Alfredo 2 — one of hip-hop’s most anticipated sequel projects from one of its most celebrated pairings.
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MusicCamidoh's "Trustn God" EP: A Spiritual Journey Through Pain and Faith
Camidoh’s six-track EP ‘Trustn God,’ released July 25, 2025, is his most personal work yet — a raw Afrobeats response to grief and confusion born from a turbulent 2024–2025.
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uristocratFriday Notes for July 25th, 2025
Amy Sherald withdrew 'American Sublime' from the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery after the museum considered removing her painting depicting a Black transgender woman as the Statue of Liberty.
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SneakersNike Finally Makes "Panda" Dunks Actually About Pandas for 40th Anniversary
For the Dunk's 40th anniversary, Nike finally makes the 'Panda' colorway literal — patent overlays, gradient black-to-white laces, and a panda face hidden on the inner tongue tag.
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SportsBREAKING: ESPN and NFL Reach Historic Deal - NFL Gets 10% Stake in ESPN for Media Assets
The NFL and ESPN struck a landmark agreement: the league receives up to a 10% ownership stake in ESPN in exchange for key media assets, expected to close alongside Disney's Q3 earnings call.
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CultureKunle Martins Reflects on New York's Streetwear Golden Age in New Highsnobiety Interview
In Highsnobiety's 'Everything Is Streetwear' series, IRAK founder and graffiti legend Kunle Martins looks back on the early 2000s New York scene that helped shape modern streetwear.
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ArtAmy Sherald Cancels Smithsonian Exhibition Over Censorship Concerns
Sherald withdrew 'American Sublime' from the National Portrait Gallery after learning the Smithsonian considered removing 'Trans Forming Liberty' — her portrait of a Black trans woman as the Statue of Liberty — to avoid provoking the current administration.
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uristocratThursday Notes for July 24th, 2025
Ralph Lauren drops the limited-edition Oak Bluffs collection honoring Martha's Vineyard's Black cultural legacy, NBCU explores a new sports cable network, and WNBA camp notes round out Thursday.
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SportsNBCU Explores New Sports Cable Network to Complement Peacock Strategy
NBCUniversal is in talks to launch a new sports cable network that would simulcast Peacock programming — with a potential fall launch timed to the network's new 11-year NBA rights deal.
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SportsKey Takeaways from Eagles Training Camp Day 1: Campbell Shines, Ringo Struggles
Nick Sirianni made one thing clear at Eagles camp Day 1: this isn't a Super Bowl celebration — it's a reset, with Nakobe Dean on PUP and the team focused entirely on 2025.
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SportsEagles Star Lane Johnson Sounds Off on NFLPA Controversy: 'It's a S--- Show, It's Been That Way'
Lane Johnson, entering his 13th NFL season with the Eagles, unloaded on the NFLPA at training camp — calling it 'a shit show' as the union loses both its executive director and president.