Brandon Johnson is tired of reporters trying to play games with him and his city.Â
The former Empire actor is standing by his story that he was attacked by two masked men in 2019 that shouted racist and homophobic slurs as they beat him.Â
Chicago rapper Lil Durk has found himself in legal trouble once again. According to NBC Chicago, he’s been arrested in Florida on a murder-for-hire charge shortly after five members of his OTF crew –short for Only The Family– were also booked as co-conspirators for a Los Angeles killing. The 32-year-old was arrested by Florida Marshals […]
Michael Jordan’s legendary Chicago residence is so sought after it had an unwanted guest this week. A young man named Raiden Hagedorn broke into the home and is now facing criminal charges of criminal trespass to an occupied residence and two counts of criminal damage to property. The 18-year-old faces three misdemeanors and was processed after […]
Supreme is known for its stores in California, New York, and Japan, but it’s changing things up a bit. The legendary NYC skate brand now has eyes set on Chicago for a new brick-and-mortar location. The business move comes just two years after VF Corporation purchased Supreme in an all-cash deal for $2.1 billion. The […]
He's trying to clear his name.
According to the Chicago Sun-Times, the city denied Ye permission to move the home he grew up in, at which point he recreated the property for his third 'DONDA' event.
Head inside for details on how to snag the rental.
"When you take your case to [Uncle Sam], you’re taking it to the criminal who’s responsible; it’s like running from the wolf to the fox. They’re all in cahoots together. They all work political chicanery and make you look like a chump before the eyes of the world." - Malcolm X
It looks like the boastful rapper dropped a few of those big baller coins on his childhood home back in Chicago.
