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Published:Tuesday | July 2, 2024 | 12:07 AM
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Gracing the blue carpet of the BET Awards, queen of the dancehall, Spice, posed for the camera.
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Gracing the blue carpet of the BET Awards, queen of the dancehall, Spice, posed for the camera.
Fresh off two big wins – Best International Act and New Artiste – Tyla served up a side of sexy in a Versace Fall 2004 dress from Aralda Vintage.
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Fresh off two big wins – Best International Act and New Artiste – Tyla served up a side of sexy in a Versace Fall 2004 dress from Aralda Vintage.
R&B singer Usher moments before receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award.
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R&B singer Usher moments before receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Looking fabulous in custom black latex, Halle Bailey stunned in an Avellano creation.
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Looking fabulous in custom black latex, Halle Bailey stunned in an Avellano creation.
Chloe Bailey heated up the blue carpet in Mônot.
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Chloe Bailey heated up the blue carpet in Mônot.
Lauryn Hill brought the house down with hits from her catalogue.
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Lauryn Hill brought the house down with hits from her catalogue.
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Culture’s biggest night, the annual BET Awards, dazzled on Sunday at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. The evening featured standout performances, including Lauryn Hill and her son, YG Marley, singing hits like Praise Jah in the Moonlight. Tyla, Skillibeng, and Gunna made viewers Jump, while Will Smith inspired with You Can Make It. Though she didn’t perform, the queen of dancehall, Spice, made a statement on the blue carpet in her signature colour. Here are some highlights.