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Erika Goldring / Stringer via Getty Images Cardi B will teach a hands-on masterclass at Beautycon University on Sept. 19 in Downtown Los Angeles, according to Rolling Out. She arrives as founder and owner of Grow-Good Beauty, the haircare line she launched in April with Revolve Group. Beautycon University operates as a one-day campus. Attendees receive curriculum across beauty, creativity, and innovation. The event features hands-on masterclasses, creator-led conversations, and brand activations.

Aug. 31 is considered a significant day in hip-hop and R&B history. Several birthdays, including Fab 5 Freddy and Joe Budden, fall on this date. Several R&B albums were also released on this day, including Ready by Trey Songz and 1977 by The-Dream. Keep reading to discover more about why hip-hop and R&B lovers celebrate this day. There's a chance you've listened to these albums released on Aug. 31: 1993: Mariah Carey dropped Music Box, her third studio album.

The school year is officially here, and the to-do list is probably still growing. Between last-minute supplies, new clothes, backpacks, tech, dorm essentials and all those little things you forgot until now, back-to-school shopping can add up fast. That’s why we’re kicking off the Back to School Bash multimarket contest! One lucky winner will score a $200 Amazon Gift Card to put toward whatever they need to make the new school year a little easier. Need classroom supplies? A new backpack?

Many sports events happen in August, such as baseball games, the U.S. Open Tennis Championship matches, WWE events, NASCAR races, track and field competitions, and college football games. Over the years, Aug. 30 has seen plenty of notable sports moments and inspiring stories from legends of the game. Continue reading to learn about noteworthy events on this day in sports history. Great moments in sports history from Aug.

Aug. 30 has brought historic moments that have transformed hip-hop and R&B history. American rapper Maino was born on this day in 1973 in New York. After an arrest for his involvement in a drug-related kidnapping, Maino began rapping in prison, discovering a talent that would change his life. That talent allowed him to establish Hard Hustle Entertainment, his label, when he was released from prison in 2003.

Aug. 29 has been the date of many noteworthy moments in hip-hop and R&B history. One of the biggest is the birth of Michael Jackson. The singer won more than 10 GRAMMY Awards and became one of the highest-paid artists. This remained true even after his death. Perri "Pebbles" Reid is also among the R&B stars who celebrate their birthdays on Aug. 29.

Big sports events in August include baseball games, the U.S. Open Tennis Championships, World Wrestling Entertainment events, NASCAR races, track and field competitions, and the first week of college football. Over the years, Aug. 29 has seen a variety of notable sports moments and stories from legends of the game. Here you'll find a few outstanding examples of these feats. Great moments in sports history from Aug. 29 include: 1885: The first world heavyweight championship took place.

The Garage, a bar on Brady Street in Milwaukee, received hundreds of comments on social media after a leaked memo showed DJs were instructed not to play 40 Black rap and hip-hop artists. The list included Lil Wayne, Future, 21 Savage, GloRilla, Lil Baby, Gucci Mane, Rick Ross, and Migos, plus a blanket ban on all Milwaukee rap. A text message sent to DJs on August 15 said the restrictions were effective immediately. Remixes weren't exempt.

NBCUniversal, Peacock, and Ample Entertainment want $990,292 in legal fees from Sean "Diddy" Combs. A judge threw out his $100 million defamation lawsuit in April, according to a report from AllHipHop. The companies asked for $927,448 at first, then tacked on $62,844 for work they did after the rapper fought their fee request. The media companies say New York's anti-SLAPP law makes the mogul pay their legal costs because his case went after speech tied to public-interest issues.

Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage claims she's worked with more women musicians than any other artist in her country. She's now demanding that industry gatekeepers push these tracks harder. "I've heard people say that I don't feature female artistes, which is also a lie. Check the female artistes in Nigeria; I've done the most features with them," she said, according to GhanaWeb. Why do her songs with women vanish while tracks with men blow up? Tiwa Savage says she wants answers.