If you have been paying attention to the sneaker news cycle, you have probably seen the Air Jordan 1 MM High. Overall, this is meant to be a new model for all of the women sneakerheads out there. Throughout the last few years, Nike has done a great job of delivering more shoes for women. Moreover, Jumpman has been a large part of this effort. It has been incredible to see, and it seems as though the innovation never truly stops. This means new colorways are always been shown off to the consumers.
When it comes to colorways for women, there are two routes that Jumpman can take. Firstly, they can come through with traditionally feminine color schemes like pink, purple, etc. Secondly, they can deliver the same colorways they would give to the men, which are essentially unisex. The colorway below is simply called “Sport Red,” and it definitely hits. After all, when you combine red, black, and white on a Jordan, you are typically blessed with some impeccable results.
Firstly, this shoe has a red toe box which is supported by a black base around it. Secondly, we have white on the side panels and the midsole. As for the overlays, those are mostly red, as is the Nike swoosh and the laces. Lastly, some more black can be found going up alongside of the laces, and even the tongue.
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If you are in the market for some brand-new shoes and are interested in these, you can get them right now over at Nike.com. Furthermore, they are going to be sold in a plethora of women’s sizes for $155 USD. Let us know what you think of these, in the comments section down below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the sneaker world. We will always be sure to keep you informed on the biggest releases from your favorite brand.
Despite a blowout loss to Green Bay in the NFL playoffs, the Cowboys have chosen to retain Mike McCarthy as their head coach. “I believe that the direction, the leadership, everything is in place. And I’m not very comfortable talking about myself, but I came here to win a championship. I didn’t come here to get another contract or anything other than that. I came to Dallas to win a world championship, and that’s why I’m standing here. Buy into us,” McCarthy said in a press conference.
However, the decision makes 2024 an all-or-nothing year for the team. In four years under McCarthy, the team has three playoff appearances but just one playoff win. They have posted three consecutive 12-5 seasons but are still yet to reach the conference championship game for the first time since 1995. While Dak Prescott had a career year and was named Second Team All-Pro, the Cowboys continue to collapse when it matters most. Of course, Stephen A. Smith had a lot to say about the decision as well, going off on a loud rant during First Take.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the country, the Seahawks outlined what is driving their head coach search. GM John Schneider has said that team ownership has just one directive for his first-ever head coaching search – keep the team’s “positive culture”. “It’s clear. It’s concise. We want to keep our positive culture, everything that’s been created here. There’s so many special people in this building. It’s amazing to be on the phone with all these agents and the people that are interested in this position and to be able to explain to them, ‘Hey, there’s a foundation here that’s incredible,’” Schneider said in his first comments since Pete Carroll was relieved of heading coaching duties after 14 years. Carrol was transitioned to an “advisor” role last week.
Furthermore, Schneider confirmed a change alluded to by Carroll in is final press conference. Schneider, as GM, will have the final say on personnel hires. Previously, Carroll was responsible for his own staff and reported directly to team owner Jody Allen. “Our setup earlier was … the coaching staff did not fall under my umbrella, and now it will. It’s not necessarily a Jody Allen decision or choosing this person or that person; it’s just a contractual situation,” Schneider noted.
Boosie Badazz is no stranger to getting into it with other artists, but according to him, Plies was never one of them. The Louisiana-born rapper recently sat down for an interview with VladTV, reflecting on the 2006 shootout that took place at his concert with Plies. Plies performed before Boosie, and his performance went on longer than expected. Eventually, his mic was cut, leading to an argument between his crew and the promoter. “All hell broke loose,” he recalled. Tragically, five people were shot.
“Everybody thought that sh*t happened with me and Plies, but it didn’t,” he explained. “They held that sh*t that Boosie and Plies were beefing all the way until I went to prison. They put Boosie and Plies against each other. I had nothing to do with it.”
Boosie Badazz “Had Nothing To Do With” Plies Beef Rumors
“I was telling the promoter it was time for me to go on,” he described. “When people in they home state, they gotta do their thing. I guess they turned off his music.” Boosie continued, sharing his own experiences of having his microphone turned off by promoters. He claims that he’s also gotten upset when it’s happened to him in the past. According to him, however, he simply continues with his show and lets the audience sing along acapella. “As long as I get my backend,” he says.
Ultimately, Plies and various members of his crew were arrested for the shootout. The rapper was let off on probation, but his brother was sentenced to three years, and released in 2009. Plies was later hit with a $10 million lawsuit related to the incident, though the outcome of the suit remains unclear. What do you think of Boosie Badazz denying having any beef with Plies? What about his account of the 2006 shooting at their concert? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.
William Hung’s story in the entertainment industry is an unconventional tale of unexpected fame and perseverance. As of 2024, his journey, marked by surprising twists and a unique appeal, has culminated in a net worth of $500,000, according to RichGala. Hung’s narrative is not just about financial gains; it’s about defying expectations and embracing one’s individuality in the face of adversity.
From Audition To Icon: Hung’s Rise To Fame
Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson and William Hung during Nickelodeon’s 17th Annual Kids’ Choice Awards – Orange. Carpet at Pauley Pavillion in Westwood, California, United States. (Photo by KMazur/WireImage)
William Hung first captured public attention with his memorable audition on American Idol in 2004. Despite not advancing in the competition, his earnest performance and unwavering positivity won him a legion of fans. This unexpected surge in popularity led to a recording contract and several album releases, including his debut, Inspiration. His enthusiastic renditions of popular songs characterize Hung’s music career. It showcased his ability to connect with audiences who appreciated his sincerity and resilience in the face of criticism.
Beyond The Music: Hung’s Diverse Pursuits
“American Idol” contestant William Hung receives official offer of a recording contract and music video production deal from the. FUSE music television network and Koch Entertainment. (Photo by Steve Jennings/WireImage)
Beyond his foray into music, William Hung’s journey has been diverse, involving various ventures and appearances. His willingness to embrace his unique position in popular culture led to appearances on television shows, motivational speaking engagements, and even a stint in civil engineering. Hung’s ability to diversify his career beyond entertainment demonstrates his adaptability and his commitment to pursuing a path true to his interests and values.
William Hung: A Legacy Of Authenticity & Joy
William Hung performs Queen’s, “We are the Champions” for an upcoming music video. *EXCLUSIVE* ***Exclusive*** (Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic, Inc)
Reflecting on William Hung’s net worth of $500,000 in 2024, it’s evident that his impact extends beyond monetary measures. His story in the entertainment industry is one of embracing authenticity and finding joy in one’s pursuits, regardless of external validation. Hung’s journey is a testament to the idea that success can come in many forms and that staying true to oneself can lead to unexpected and rewarding paths.
Earlier this week, an Instagram post made by Playboi Carti set off a firestorm of rumors online. The picture was a trio of texts between him and Kanye West that focuses on some new mouth jewelry West was sporting. He shared a picture of a shiny new grill which prominently displays a pair of fangs. Because very little explanation was given, fans jumped to all kinds of conclusions about the new look. One of which was that West had for some reason had all his teeth removed and replaced with the new grill. The rumor was tweeted by numerous high-profile fan accounts for the rapper but as of today, it’s been debunked.
That news came directly from the dentist who worked on the expensive new piece. The fangs are reportedly made of titanium and West reportedly spent a staggering $850k on them. “Ye was a pleasure to work with every step of the process,” Dr. Thomas Connelly who worked on the new mouthpiece said in a statement. “His vision for designing unique art transcends the dental progression. The marriage of his vision with dental science has created a new look that is epic.” It’s unclear what specifically led West to the new piece, but now fans know that it wasn’t inserted in place of his teeth, simply over top of them.
Kanye West fans are highly anticipating the rapper’s new album, though it’s unclear when they’re going to get it. West announced a collaborative effort with Ty Dolla $ign called Vultures back in December but it’s yet to be released. An early version of the project was leaked online which may have something to do with its delay.
The album has gone through numerous release dates so far. Most recently it had both of its January release dates wiped and was pushed back to February 9th. What do you think of Kanye West’s new $850k grill which includes fangs? Let us know in the comment section below.
As relationships end and divorces are finalized, people go through drastic times of self-discovery and radical change. We’ve seen this play out with exes like Kim Kardashian and Kanye West as well as Jeannie Mai and Jeezy in recent years. Now, Tia Mowry is a part of the club following her split from her longtime husband Cory Hardrict. Their union officially came to an end in 2023, and since then, the Sister, Sister star’s focus has been on bringing her centre of gravity back to herself. Along the way, we’ve heard some complaints about how being back in the dating game has come with speedbumps for her, but for the most part, Mowry looks to be growing more confident with each passing day of singledom.
She and Hardrict have been able to put their differences aside in favour of celebrating the holidays with their children, much to fan’s pleasure. Elsewhere, Mowry’s been exploring the world with her son Cree and daughter Cairo, kicking off 2024 with a life-changing adventure in Thailand. On Wednesday (January 17), the former child star’s Instagram lit up with a new dump of photos and a heartfelt caption reflecting on her journey. “At times, I find myself caught up in the whirlwind of life, especially when juggling responsibilities and caring for my children,” she began.
“The constant pursuit of life’s markers of success have definitely affected me, making me truly appreciate the opportunity to hit pause during my time in Thailand. I immersed myself in self-reflection, connected with nature, embraced a new culture, and cherished moments with my family.” Besides including the sweet family photo ops, Mowry also made sure to flaunt her figure in various swimsuits, earning her some comments from critics. Thankfully, gal pal Kelly Rowland was there to hype her up. “GET IT!!!!” the Destiny’s Child alum wrote.
Kelly Rowland and Fans Support Actress As Haters React
“Real women curves! YESSSSS , I love that she hasn’t followed other celebrities [altering] their bodies,” and “So, so well deserved, my love. May this understanding and ease remain,” others in support of Tia Mowry’s personal awakening wrote beneath her latest post. Keep scrolling to read more comments, and check back later for more music/pop culture news updates.
Geto Boys, also known as Ghetto Boys, one of the pioneering and influential groups in the history of Southern Hip Hop, emerged from the gritty streets of Houston, Texas, in the late 1980s. The group garnered attention for their raw and unapologetic lyrics. They also achieved notoriety for their disturbing music videos, horrorcore rap, and dark lyrics. While they faced controversy and several lineup changes throughout their career, their impact on the rap scene remains significant. Here, we’ll explore where the individual members of Geto Boys are now and provide an update on the group’s collective journey.
Geto Boys: Lineup After Lineup
Geto Boys was formed with the initial lineup of Raheem, The Sire Jukebox, and Sir Rap-A-Lot. After Raheem and Sir Rap-A-Lot departed, the group welcomed DJ Ready Red, Prince Johnny C, and Little Billy, the dancer who later became known as Bushwick Bill. The group made their debut in 1986 with the single “Car Crash,” and released their first album Making Trouble two years later. Unfortunately, their releases received very little attention, leading them to break up.
Soon after, a reconfigured lineup featuring Bushwick Bill, Scarface, and Willie D was assembled. The trio collaborated on the 1989 album Grip It! On That Other Level. In the early ’90s, the newfound Geto Boys gained significant attention when a shooting resulted in Bushwick Bill losing an eye. However, the ghastly incident contributed to the increased sales of their 1991 album, We Can’t Be Stopped.
The Resurrection, Hiatus, & The Foundation
Following Willie D’s departure from the group, Scarface and Bushwick Bill pressed on and welcomed Big Mike into the fold. He made his debut appearance on the group’s 1993 album Till Death Do Us Part. After that, Big Mike left, and Willie D returned for the critically acclaimed album The Resurrection. Following the project’s success, Geto Boys released one more album before embarking on a three-year hiatus in 1999. They returned in 2002 to produce their seventh album, The Foundation, which hit the shelves in 2005.
After this, the band rarely released any albums or performed as a group. They, however, reunited for a special performance at the 2009 Cypress Hill’s SmokeOut Festival in California. Not much was heard from the group until early 2019, when Bushwick Bill was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. The group then announced a farewell tour named “The Beginning of a Long Goodbye, The Final Farewell.” A portion of the tour proceeds was to be donated to pancreatic cancer awareness. Unfortunately, this tour was called off right before its scheduled commencement.
Scarface
Brad Terrence Jordan, popularly known as Scarface, maintained a prominent presence in the Hip Hop scene since the Geto Boys’ heyday. After the group’s early disbandment, Scarface pursued a successful solo career. He released critically acclaimed albums such as Mr. Scarface Is Back, The Diary, and The Last of a Dying Breed. Over the course of his career, Scarface quickly gained respect as one of the hardest MCs in the game.
Beyond music, Scarface delved into the business side of the industry. He served as the president of Def Jam South from 2000 to 2005. Through this appointment, he became an influential figure in shaping the careers of emerging artists, particularly Ludacris. Scarface was infamously arrested in 2015 after the BET Awards for failure to pay child support. He’s been long since out of prison, however, and fans got a taste of some of his old-school lyrical magic after he appeared on NPR’s series in December 2023.
William James Dennis, aka Willie D, also ventured into solo endeavors after Geto Boys disbanded the first time. He released several solo albums, including Controversy, Play Witcha Mama, and Unbreakable. However, Willie D also ventured far out of the industry and pursued a career in boxing, which he had initially wanted to pursue before music. He famously knocked out Melle Mel in 1992, and enjoyed a series of wins and losses until he quit in 2000.
Throughout the years, Willie D has been involved in various legal troubles, including aggravated robbery and wire fraud. In 2010, he was sentenced to a year in prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud charges. Two years later, he released “Hoodiez,” a track featuring Scarface, D-Boi, and Propain. The song quickly gained traction and became a viral sensation on the internet. He’s been a bit lowkey since but made headlines in 2023 after blasting the Grammys for excluding the Geto Boys in their Hip Hop tribute.
Born Richard William Stephen Shaw, Bushwick Bill was an iconic and distinctive member of the Geto Boys. He was fondly remembered for his charismatic presence. Tragically, Bushwick Bill passed away in June 2019 from pancreatic cancer. His death marked the end of an era for the Geto Boys. As a solo artist, Bushwick Bill released several albums, including Little Big Man, Phantom of the Rapra, Universal Small Soulja, and My Testimony of Redemption.
Big Mike
Michael Barnett, better known as Big Mike, was known for his deep, resonant voice and lyrical prowess. Before his association with Geto Boys, Big Mike was also a member of the Convicts, a rap duo alongside Houston-based rapper 3-2. He began his solo career in 1994 with the album Something Serious. Since then, Big Mike has continued to remain relevant in the scene. His most recent album, Finish The Job, was released in 2020.
Jonathan Carmichael, aka Prince Johnny C, played a significant role in producing Geto Boys’ early albums. He also pursued a solo career in 1992 with the album It’s Been a Long Rhyme Coming. However, the album failed to make significant waves. Nonetheless, while he may not have achieved the same level of individual fame as some of the Geto Boys members, his production contributions are indelible.
DJ Ready Red, whose real name is Collins Leysath, was another one of the group’s DJs and producers. He was part of the second lineup for the group, along with Raheem and Sir Rap-A-Lot. After the other two left the group, he continued contributing to Geto Boys’s evolving sound. While he played a crucial role in the group’s early success, he eventually parted ways with the group. Sadly, DJ Ready Red passed away in August 2018 from a heart attack.
Raheem
Oscar Ceres, widely recognized as Raheem in the music scene, hails from Houston, Texas. He departed from the group early on to embark on a solo journey. Under Rap-A-Lot Records, he dropped two albums: TheVigilante in 1988 and The Invincible in 1992. Although he staged a comeback in 2000 with the release of The Tight IV Life Training Camp, he hasn’t unveiled any fresh musical content since then. In addition to this, Raheem has been living under the radar for two decades now.
Sir Rap-A-Lot & Sire Jukebox
Thelton Polk, formerly known as Sir Rap-A-Lot, and Keith Rogers, also known as Sire Jukebox, were both part of the original lineup for Geto Boys. Rap-A-Lot became known as K-9, with production credits on the songs “Car Freak” and Zoo Crew’s “Migrate Adapt or Die.” Sire Jukebox, on the other hand, has kept a very low profile since his days in Geto Boys.
Jason Kelce had something more than money when he pulled into his local McDonald’s drive-thru this week. First reported by a local Fox affiliate, Kelce surprised Danielle Bonham, a long-time employee of Kelce’s local McDonald’s, with a signed jersey. “To Danielle, Go Birds! Thank you!” read the inscription.
After Kelce’s Eagles were dumped out of the playoffs by the Buccaneers, reports emerged that Kelce had told his teammates he would be retiring. Kelce is 36 and has played in Philly since the Eagles drafted him in 2011. However, in the most recent episode of New Heights, Kelce clarified that he wasn’t officially retired just yet. “I just don’t think you’re in a position after a game like that to really make that decision. It’s just something that I think, when it’s time to officially announce what’s happening in the future, it’ll be done in a way that’s definitive and pays respect to a lot of people and individuals that have meant a lot to me and what has led to the career I’ve had,” Kelce told his brother.
Meanwhile, several former collegiate teammates of Jason and Travis Kelce have shared stories about the brothers with The Athletic in light of the news that Jason may be retiring this offseason. “Those two, it was just insane. Like, holy sh-t, these guys are crazy. Those two are really good at drinking beer. They used to love playing Nintendo 64 for hours, smashing the controls and chugging beers at the same time. They would just come up with these random drinking games while playing, and they were incredibly good at it,” Tom DeTemple recalled.
“We were having a party after one of the games and Jason was a little bit inebriated, let’s say. And he ripped the sink out of the wall in one of the bathrooms. And everybody was like, “What the hell? Who is this guy? This walk-on just ripped the freaking sink out of the wall,” Craig Carey said of the older Kelce. Additionally, Isaiah Pead, another former teammate, said that Jason was consistently referred to as “Big Kelc” as opposed to his name.
, I love that she hasn’t followed other celebrities [altering] their bodies,” and “So, so well deserved, my love. May this understanding and ease remain,” others in support of Tia Mowry’s 
