Gallery Launch Gallery Kylie's Curves Launch Gallery Gallery Kylie Jenner's still in the early stages of her second pregnancy, but it already seems like she'll be a lot less private this time around ... because she's out flaunting her bun in the oven. Kylie publicly debuted her new baby bump Wednesday night as she stepped out in NYC in a short, form-fitting white dress and a duster .

Mozzy. Last month, in Madison Square Garden, Kendrick Lamar opened the Grammys rapping stoically in front of a digitized American flag, surrounded by a masked-and-fatigued militia; he brought out Bono for about 20 seconds; he passed emceeing duties to Dave Chappelle while the pyrotechnics were getting set up. He ended the six-minute medley with his verse from “King’s Dead,” a staccato rhyme punctuated with simulated gunshots, the crowd of faceless, hoodied men behind him slumping, apparently dead, two or three at a time, while he rapped: “Burn your moral, burn your family, burn your job / Burn your land, burn your children, burn your wives.

Ever since Tekashi 6ix9ine was released from prison, he has been an absolute menace on social media. The rainbow-haired rapper is still trolling people at an alarming rate, and he doesn't seem to care about who he may anger. For instance, Tekashi recently lashed out at Snoop Dogg after the rap legend called him out for being a snitch. 6ix9ine is claiming Snoop is a snitch as well, which is something many figureheads in hip-hop are vehemently denying.

The product is available in seven shades to suit various skin tones, and No. 2 was the ideal match for me. The bottle is signature Charlotte – glass with a luxe gold lid. The wand applicator is similar to a doe foot lipgloss, only bigger, and I used it to apply the product directly to my face and then blended using either a sponge or my fingers. As the product is so multi-purpose, you can use it in various ways.

As Mother's Day approaches, now is a great time to look back at some of the songs inspired by our favorite rappers' mothers. It's a topic that many rappers have dived into in order to show gratitude for everything their mothers did to help them succeed. From Tupac to Lil B, here's a look at the best 11 songs dedicated to Moms in Hip-Hop history. 11. Lil B, "Best Mom Ever"