Core News — “British DJ and producer Eats Everything soundtracks the show and archive Missy Elliot on the 15th anniversary of her 4th album ‘Under Construction’. Eats Everything is producer Daniel Pearce, He emerged from the Bristol bass heavy scene in 201... more info

PopSugar UK — Beyoncé and JAY-Z's Halloween costumes are always on another level, and this year was no exception. On Sunday, the music power couple attended pal Kelly Rowland's Halloween bash dressed up as none other than the late Notorious B.I.G. and Lil' Kim.... more info

PopSugar — Beyoncé and JAY-Z's Halloween costumes are always on another level, and this year was no exception. On Sunday, the music power couple attended pal Kelly Rowland's Halloween bash dressed up as none other than the late Notorious B.I.G. and Lil' Kim.... more info

PopSugar — Having the number one song in the country is no easy feat, but it's an especially rewarding one when you happen to be just a "regular, shmegular" girl from the Bronx, like Cardi B. Her banger "Bodak Yellow" just reached No. 1 on the Billboard charts,... more info

Dlisted — VH1 Hip Hop Honors aired last night, and the theme was The 90s Game Changers, so there were performances by Warren G, Trina, Trick Daddy, Lil’ Kim, Xscape, Fat Joe and Mimi, who will need to undergo physical therapy for at least three weeks since s... more info

Stereogum — VH-1 turned the clock back Monday in another nostalgic trek down memory lane for Hip-Hop Honors: The ’90s Game Changers. To kick off the show, Missy Elliott performed her 1999 hit, "She’s A Bitch," complete with a stage recreation of the Hype Wil... more info

Dlisted — Back in the day, the Gap paid randomly paired celebs gobs of cash to pretend like they actually wore that shit for the sake of a good ad. Like Madonna and Missy Elliot trying to out-do each other, or Sarah Jessica Parker ditching those Sex And The Ci... more info

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CNN Showbiz — Missy Elliott is the queen of "flip it and reverse it." more info

KEXP Seattle — review by Charlie Zaillian After Missy Elliott and Frank Ocean’s triumphs the first two nights of FYF ’17, and an impressively self-choreographed main stage set by the author of one of last year’s most buzzed about albums (Solange‘s... more info