Written by Pharron Fields When BMF Changed Television Forever When BMF first arrived on Starz, it wasn’t just another scripted drama it was a moment for the culture. Executive produced by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, the show gave audiences a dramatized look into the rise of Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory and Terry “Southwest T” Flenory, two brothers from Detroit who transformed street ambition into nationwide influence. With sharp storytelling, layered performances, and cinemati

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Philadelphia artist Lester London recently sat down with HypeCityShow to discuss his latest project, “Boring Luxury Jazz Rap.” The project’s title might sound unconventional, but its purpose is clear to blend class, vision, and artistry into a sound that transcends trends and taps into timeless creativity. In this exclusive interview , Lester breaks down the meaning behind “Boring Luxury Jazz Rap” and how it represents a deeper message: staying authentic in an era of noise

New York City was the epicenter of cannabis culture this past weekend as the Revelry NY Cannabiz Show lit up a massive 55,000-square-foot...