Rihanna

In the climax of my time as Picks of the Week writer, 100 percent that bitch Lizzo is releasing Cuz I Love You is coming out this Friday.

It’s no secret that Rihanna is a woman of many talents. To celebrate her many ventures, we at the Clog are counting down our top five favorite projects.

Each of the final four red carpet looks was iconic in the world of extravagant fashion, but Lady Gaga’s was the obvious winner. It’s no coincidence that the final two looks were both worn by the star.

While the band already possesses enormous privilege, power and wealth, and when turning down the halftime show in no way would jeopardize the members’ careers, agreeing to the show is directly at odds with Colin Kaepernick’s objective — an objective he gave up a multi-million dollar career for.

So then, what made Rihanna the one to break into the high-fashion industry? The answer is simple: Rihanna knows who she is. She has created a clear personal brand that has translated into chart-topping music and several successful businesses such as Fenty Beauty, which was named one of Time magazine’s best inventions of 2017.

Watching election results come in is stressful, to say the least. Just listen to these songs, rest your head and close your eyes.

If you’re reading this, it’s too late. You’re now officially bound by the laws of Drizzy to take this quiz or you'll probably start at the bottom and stay there.

Barbershops can be thought of as mundane places of necessity, but Ellams shows how they can be a place as grand as the theater and as educational as the schoolroom. These barbershops are more than just a place to get a haircut; they are a place where Black men can gather to discuss the world they live in.

Though bolstered by more than a few theatrics, LP advanced an overall cool and collected presence onstage, making the spectacle seemingly natural and easy.

As we say goodbye to summer, here are six songs you can listen to that will take you back to all the moods you had throughout the last three months.