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Madonna and Dennis Rodman photographed by Melodie McDaniel for Vibe magazine, 1994.
Dennis Rodman:
In April, one of her people called and asked me to come to Miami because Madonna was going to interview me for Vibe, the hip-hop magazine. They told me the magazine had assigned her to do an interview of me, and it was supposed to be the cover story—with photos and the interview—for the June 1994 issue….
I didn’t like her work at all. I didn’t like her music. I told her that too. I thought she was a brilliant entertainer, but her music wasn’t my style. She changed with the album called Bedtime Stories. It was pretty cool, but a lot of people didn’t accept it. After we went through the introductions at her house, she did the interview. She sat there and took notes and everything. She had questions ready, all written down. After we did some of the interview, they started doing the photo shoot and We were gust all over each other. From the first photo we were covering each other. I didn’t care if it was Madonna or not, to me it was just another girl and we were on each other. They ended the photo shoot before we got too carried away. We ended up going out to the gay bar—that was an experience….
Eventually we went back to her house. I got in the house and headed for the spare bedroom. I was all set to just go in there and crash, but Bryne was already asleep in there. Before I could ask where I should go, Madonna looked at me all sexy and said, “YOU’RE STAYING WITH ME, IN MY ROOM.” There was no doubt that she wasn’t going to let me go in the other room, whether Bryne was in there or not. Then she shut the door and told her manager, “He’ll be with me.” So I laid my head where all the other mongrels had. First thing you know—boom!—we’re messing around. We sort of picked up where we left off during the photo shoot, except this time there was nobody watching….
As it turned out, the Vibe magazine story was real, but it never appeared in the magazine. I found out later they didn’t like the way it turned out, so they scrapped it.
Source: Bad As I Wanna Be
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Madonna and Dennis Rodman photographed by Melodie McDaniel for Vibe magazine in 1994. The magazine’s founder, Quincy Jones, prevented their cover story from being published.
Dennis Rodman:
Our relationship had better luck than that article. We got to know each other and we found out we had a lot in common. Our philosophies on life were pretty much the same. We thought a lot alike, and we both have the same knowledge about how stupid life is on this marble we live on. We are two people who do whatever we want in life and get away with it…. Athletes and entertainers aren’t all that different. We came at things from the same angle. She knows she’s not going to be a sex goddess her whole life, and I know I’m not going to be a superstar athlete much longer either. You can’t hold on forever, and both of us understood that. We weren’t living in a fantasy world, making ourselves believe we’d have everything we have now for the rest of our lives. We both wanted to experience as much as we could while we still had it going for us, though.
Source: Bad As I Wanna Be
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Cykeem x Vibe
Photo By: Jason Gaskins
Styled By: Daniel Williams
Assistant: Cierra Zaccheus
Hair: Jelony Mann
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Cykeem x Vibe
Photo By: Jason Gaskins
Styled By: Daniel Williams
Assistant: Cierra Zaccheus
Hair: Jelony Mann
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Cykeem x Vibe
Photo By: Jason Gaskins
Styled By: Daniel Williams
Assistant: Cierra Zaccheus
Hair: Jelony Mann
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Cykeem x Vibe
Photo By: Jason Gaskins
Styled By: Daniel Williams
Assistant: Cierra Zaccheus
Hair: Jelony Mann
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Outtake of Lil’ Kim by Lorenzo Agius for Vibe Magazine, 1998.
Unpublished shot of Lil’ Kim photographed by Stephen McBride for Vibe magazine, 1999. [via/lilkimvault]
Azealia Banks & Diplo by Smallz and Raskind for Vibe Magazine
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Naomi Campbell, 1992.
‘Portrait of a Lady” — featuring Jada Pinkett Smith for the May 2001 Issue of VIBE Magazine. Photographed by Isabel Snyder, Styled by Rachel Zoe Rosenzweig, Hair by Tré Major, and Makeup by Matthew Vanleeuwen.
Queen & Slim’s Jodie Turner-Smith & Daniel Kaluuya for Vibe Magazine
Photography by Peter Dokus
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