23 years later, the song’s subject, the then-20-year-old Nike sneaker model, is still a staple of hip-hop style and street fashion, proving that the more things change, the more they stay the same.

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By Mackenzie Cummings-Grady Justin Bieber is continuing to tease his new clothing brand Skylrk ... a stack of unreleased Skyrlrk sandals an sneakers. Gunna emits a brief, “yeah,” before ...

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It's hard to say when in 2025 we'll see the release the fifth season of the Netflix sci-fi horror show "Stranger Things," but ...

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Festivalgoers got to witness the live debuts of "Cupid's Girl," "Butterfly" and "Cuntissimo," all three of which showcased ...

Festivalgoers got to witness the live debuts of "Cupid's Girl," "Butterfly" and "Cuntissimo," all three of which showcased ...