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Posted On: October 16th 2026, 01:30 pm

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Nichole Kidman in traditionals lowkey slay!😝 #traditional #garbanight #explorepage #explore #trendingreels
The first two episodes of “I Swear We’re Friends” premieres TOMORROW, OCT 14th 12:30/3:30pm est on YouTube: @thedewayneperkins Follow, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you don’t miss it! They wanna be Katseye so bad lol
Follow @thebest70s for the best music content from the 1970s. In late 1979, The Sugarhill Gang helped bring hip-hop into the mainstream with their groundbreaking hit “Rapper’s Delight.” Their appearance on Soul Train introduced television audiences to a new musical movement built around rhythmic rhymes, infectious beats, and the art of passing the microphone between MCs. With Wonder Mike, Master Gee, and Big Bank Hank delivering their verses over the unmistakable groove inspired by Chic’s “Good Times,” the group brought a fresh sound to a stage traditionally associated with soul, funk, and disco. At a time when hip-hop was still largely an underground movement rooted in New York City, performances like this helped introduce rap to a much wider audience. Wonder Mike’s iconic opening, the group’s coordinated delivery, and the energy of the Soul Train dancers captured the excitement of a genre finding its voice. “Rapper’s Delight” went on to become the first rap single to reach the US Billboard Hot 100 Top 40, helping pave the way for generations of hip-hop artists. What began as a new sound was becoming a cultural revolution. About the Performance Artist: The Sugarhill Gang Song: “Rapper’s Delight” Show: Soul Train Era: 1979–1980 Genre: Old-School Hip-Hop / Rap [The Sugarhill Gang, Rapper’s Delight, Soul Train, 1970s music, hip-hop history]
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Hoping for the best. Get @reshare_app • @bdisgusting It was back in 2018 that Syfy pulled the plug on The Asylum-produced zombie series “Z Nation,” ending the show after five seasons. The world of “Z Nation” was later expanded upon with the prequel series “Black Summer,” with sixteen episodes of that series airing across two seasons. What’s next from the “Z Nation” Universe? Well, The Hollywood Reporter breaks the news this morning that The Asylum is bringing “Z Nation” back from the dead with a new sequel series. THR details, “Z Nation: Resurrection will be set in the same zombie-infested world as Z Nation, several years after the events of the original series. The world faces a new undead threat that threatens to wipe out the world’s remaining human population.” “Asylum says Z Nation: Resurrection will feature a new generation of survivors,” The Hollywood Reporter goes on to detail, ”while fan favorites from the original show, including Warren (Kellita Smith), Murphy (Keith Allan), Doc (Russell Hodgkinson) and Citizen Z (DJ Qualls) are in talks to join the new series in supporting roles.” The first season of “Z Nation: Resurrection” is set to feature 10 brand new episodes. “Z Nation has never really gone away,” said Asylum co-founder David Rimawi. “The fans have kept this world alive, and for years we’ve heard the same question: ‘When are you bringing it back?’ Z Nation: Resurrection gives us the opportunity to return to the characters and universe audiences love while taking the story somewhere bigger, darker, and even more unpredictable.” “The original series connected with audiences because it was fearless, funny, and never afraid to surprise people,” said Vitale. “Z Nation: Resurrection builds on everything that made the series distinctive while expanding the mythology, raising the stakes and creating opportunities to take the franchise in exciting new directions.” Created by Karl Schaefer and Craig Engler, “Z Nation” was originally launched in 2014, with 68 total episodes airing across the five seasons that came to an end back in 2018. #znation #syfy #blacksummer
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