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Derek Khan, Onetime Stylist for Hip-Hop Stars, Dies at 63 He was an architect of the over-the-top look known as “ghetto fabulous.” Later, unable to support his own lavish lifestyle, he fell from grace. The fashion stylist Derek Khan at his home in Dubai in 2008. He presided over the marriage of pop music and high fashion that began in the 1990s.Credit...Daryl Visscher for The New York Times Published Feb. 28, 2021Updated March 1, 2021 Derek Khan, a celebrated fashion stylist to hip-hop and R&B stars like Salt-N-Pepa, Pink and Lauryn Hill who later fell far from those glittering heights, d...

THE REV. DARRELL W. CUMMINGS When I was going to ClaraTag Elementary School in Miles Heights, a neighborhood in the Cleveland, Ohio area, we had a show and tell in school. I was excited because I finally had something to show and tell. My mother and I went to pick up my father from the Cleveland Hopkins Airport. For those who remember, this is pre 9/11. Back then for those who can remember you could go to the actual gate and watch the passengers leave the plane. One of the passenger’s was a man named Cassius Clay. He would later change his name to Muhammad Ali. His proper name is Cassius ...

RABIA GURSOY/THE STATESMAN Maia Gomis, the Assistant to the Vice President of Student Life, is one of the brains behind the Stony Brook Undergraduate Student Government’s new Instagram series, which, in honor of Black History Month, is posting tributes to Black icons who have recently passed away. “Black History is not just for one month, it’s forever,” Gomis, a senior biology major and Africana studies minor, said. Over the last year, many Black people of prominence have died. From Cicely Tyson, MF DOOM, Andre Harrell to Mary Wilson, the point remains the same — the Black community...

The fashion icon reveals her plans for a book, an upcoming collaboration with Macy's, and who she'd want to play her in a biopic.

Revisit VIBE’s April 1995 cover story featuring Tupac, written by Kevin Powell.