South Florida’s legal circles are intrigued by a tale involving a stalking, rap-writing lawyer that reads like a true-but-weird crime podcast ... A federal judge recently slapped him with sanctions ...

Hustler rappers like Gunn traffic in street tales that feel larger than life. That doesn't mean they're not "real." ...

She Who Won't Be Named, one of the best rappers in Denver, is hosting a weekly meet-up for both seasoned and new performers.

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At the start of each episode of Dope Girls, a title card reminds viewers that while "this drama is inspired by a forgotten time in history", it is the case that "all events and characters are ...

BBC period drama Dope Girls is set at the end of the First World War in 1918, and follows a group of women adjusting to their new roles in a changing British society. While we follow some women ...

Dope Girls is set in the aftermath of World War One, as Britain rejoices over the Armistice. Men return to London with expectations of resuming their pre-war lives, but women, now empowered, are ...

Dope Girls, set in the aftermath of World War One during Britain's Armistice celebrations, explores a time when men returned to London expecting life to resume as before. However, women, now ...

President Donald Trump's tariff plans have prompted some of the largest banks in the U.S. and Britain to fly gold bars from London to New York City on commercial flights. Trump's plans to impose ...

Dope Girls was created by Polly Stenham and Alex Warren while Shannon Murphy serves as the show's lead director and an executive producer. Set in Soho, London, in 1918 it will take a look at a ...

After appearing on two of rap’s biggest releases with ScHoolboy ... a mere two weeks after K. Dot rapped his bars on the Super Bowl stage. “Everything was just aligned bro.

Are they as likely to take a day off to hunt for turkeys as they are to drop rap bars over a fiddle break? Absolutely. Co-signed by country icons including Dolly Parton, Darius Rucker, Marty ...