Remy Ma is the undisputed champion of slaying in lengthy hair extensions. Her return to the limelight has given us plenty of memorable moments: an entertaining turn on Love and Hip Hop, the catchy jam ...
Remy Ma is quite proud of how much her natural hair has flourished. The 39-year-old rapper showcased her inches on social media this week. In the process, she lauded her stylist, Tasha Tashi, for ...
Five years ago, Mya and Deanna Cook, Boston-area high school students, made national headlines after their school punished them for wearing braided hair extensions. The twin girls, who are Black, ...
Massachusetts hair salons can reopen for appointments only as early as Memorial Day, according to the Baker administration’s reopening plan during the coronavirus pandemic. Hair salons and barbershops ...
BOSTON (CBS) – A petition calling for Massachusetts hair salons to be considered essential coronavirus businesses in order to let them reopen early has received thousands of signatures. As of now, ...
Earlier this year, Tessica Brown went viral for slathering her hair with Gorilla Glue, and she’s about to go viral again with her new song. Brown, famously known as the "Gorilla Glue Girl," is rapping ...
It is now illegal in Massachusetts to discriminate against someone based on their hair texture or style. Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday signed into law a bill that protects people with natural ...
Tessica Brown, known online as the "Gorilla Glue girl," released a rap song on Friday. On "Ma Hair," Brown raps about how she made a TikTok and flew to Los Angeles to fix her hair. Brown's agent ...
Viola Davis in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom. Her hair and makeup team’s Oscar nomination has already made history. Netflix Transforming Viola Davis into 1920s blues singer Ma Rainey was no easy task, ...
SEEKONK, Mass. (WPRI) — As Massachusetts coronavirus cases head in a downward trend, it has allowed Gov. Charlie Baker to move forward with reopening the state’s economy. On Monday, Massachusetts ...
Looks like she’s sticking around in the public eye for a little longer. The Louisiana woman who infamously used Gorilla Glue on her hair after running out of hairspray is now releasing a rap song.
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