Left Eye

B.G. is born, Queen Latifah drops an important album, TLC delivers their fun brand of R&B/hip-hop, and Junior M.A.F.I.A. helps Lil Kim launch her solo career.

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The Boombox pays homage to female rappers who made noteworthy anthems in the 1990s.

This megamix is what female rap needs right now.

Today (May 27), we remember the late Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes, who would've been celebrating her 46th birthday.

Left Eye's spirit still lives in fans' hearts.

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TLC's Left Eye made headlines when she burned down her boyfriend Andre Rison's mansion.

It's no secret that TLC member Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes was working on a solo album for Death Row Records under the moniker N.I.N.A. (New Identity Not Applicable) before her untimely death in April 2002. But in a new interview with L.A. Weekly, Left Eye's last producer, Darren Vegas, reveals some interesting information about the unfinished project.