Over 80 junior and senior art students from Chisum, Hugo, Paris, North Lamar, Trinity Christian Academy, Prairiland and Mt.

CARTHAGE, Mo. — The Lamar High School Tigers struck for two runs in the first inning, added two more in the third and continued to add offense throughout Friday evening’s contest with Purdy ...

Derrick Shaquan Higgins, 22, a Lamar High School graduate, was shot outside the Quarter P Hookah Lounge on Augusta Road, the sheriff’s office said Wednesday in a Facebook post. Derrick Shaquan ...

A Liverpool fan has vented his frustrations with Trent Alexander-Arnold by burning one of his shirts in a viral video. On Tuesday, Mail Sport reported that Los Blancos remain confident of ...

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Kendrick Lamar's 2025 Super Bowl Halftime show hit differently for everyone. The younger generation seemed to love the 22-time Grammy winner's live rendition of "Not Like Us," which sparked a ...

When “Not Like Us” dropped about 10 months ago—the umpteenth turn in a series of withering singles—folks declared Lamar the winner of the beef by general acclaim. Drake’s lawsuit ...

As it crosses the dining room, the dramatic, stacked-high dish, with its ice bed and ... tower lifestyle (one of them actually has the T-shirt to prove it), and we began at the elegant Café ...

On Christmas day last year, Lamar Jackson sat down for an interview with ESSENCE Sports host Sharí Nycole. In it, he detailed his take on fashion and revealed what drives his sartorial choices.

After fighting their way into the playoffs the postseason is set to begin for the North Lamar Panthers and Pantherettes soccer teams, who will be in the Class 4A Division II bracket.

UMG did not immediately return a request for comment. Lamar released “Not Like Us” last May amid a high-profile beef with Drake that saw the two stars drop a series of bruising diss tracks.

In 2015, when people took to the streets to protest police brutality and the killing of Black Americans, Kendrick Lamar's "Alright" was among the songs soundtracking the nationwide demonstrations.