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The items include a T-shirt with a NASCAR-inspired stripe logo, a white hoodie with the same logo down the left arm and a checkered-flag racing design down the right, and, lastly, a pair of never-before-seen Vans Sk8-Hi sneakers. There’s no news yet on when these designs will be available.
Read MoreThe new domain replaces frankocean.com to reflect his prospective album and magazine, Boys Don’t Cry.
Read MoreIt's possible this could indicate new music coming soon. It's equally possible this means nothing.
Read MoreIn a Tumblr post, Frank Ocean shared his Snapchat username, which spells the phrase “A Real Glitter Boy.”
Read MoreChristopher Edwin “Lonny” Breaux has officially changed his legal name to the alias he adopted five years ago: Frank Ocean. The moniker is said to be “cobbled out of various tributes to Frank Sinatra, Ocean’s 11, and a pimp-like character he created to razz a friend at a party.”
Read MoreIn a website and Tumblr post, Ocean reveals that “album 3” is set for release in July 2015, alongside “issue 1” of his companion magazine. The teaser offers a first look at the magazine’s cover, which will be available in “two versions.”
Read More“Frank Ocean wanted to do rap, so we canceled him,” Brian Wilson told Vulture in an interview about his upcoming record, No Pier Pressure.
Read MoreFrank Ocean released a new cover of The Isley Brothers’ 1976 song “(At Your Best) You Are Love” on Tumblr as a tribute to the late R&B star Aaliyah on her posthumous 36th birthday.
Read MoreOn Instagram and Tumblr, rapper Lil B the BasedGod shared a photo of himself with Frank Ocean, which he captioned: “Rare photo of Lil B and Frank Ocean in the studio together! New music coming soon! Collect this!”
Read MoreOcean returns with a new single posted on Tumblr. The two-minute, low-fi track features him serenading his lover, whose body and expressions he has “memorized.”
Read MoreMidi Mafia and Tronixx have linked up for a trap-style remix of “Reach for the Stars,” an old demo track featuring Rockie Fresh and Frank Ocean, formerly known as Lonny Breaux.
Read MoreThere has been a new development in the ongoing saga following “No Such Thing As White Jesus,” the “lost” collaboration between Frank Ocean and Nas. We now have a clip proving that the track is real, thanks to Hit-Boy, who shared a 10-second snippet on Instagram.
Read MorePrior to the set at the Met Gala party, he had not taken the stage since the Odd Future Carnival last fall. Ocean wore a Givenchy tuxedo with a white jacket, black pants, and a black bowtie. The theme of this year’s event was “Charles James: Beyond Fashion.”
Read MoreTime magazine invited Ocean to its event at Lincoln Center in NYC for a second time, after including him on its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2013. He paired a black suit and tie with Vans Sk8-Hi sneakers and brought his mom, Katonya Breaux, as his plus-one.
Read More“How come the ecstasy always depresses me so? Chemically, I don’t have any new places to go.” In a Tumblr post, Frank Ocean shared a 23-line, free-verse poem titled “My Random,” reflecting on love, depression, and the urge to escape.
Read MoreTroy Noka has production credits on Nostalgia, ULTRA, but few know about the collaboration between Frank Ocean and Bishop Lamont from 2010.
Read MoreThe check, pictured above, was posted on the artist’s Tumblr and reads “FUCK OFF” on the memo line.
Read MoreThe latest installment of Converse’s Three Artists, One Song campaign brings together Frank Ocean, rock legends Mick Jones & Paul Simonon, and electronic music producer Diplo for a new song.
Read MoreThe complaint explains that Chipotle hired Frank to record a cover of “Pure Imagination” from the 1971 film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory. The song was intended for use in an advertisement titled “Scarecrow,” but it was never delivered.
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