The past few weeks have blessed us with album releases from the likes of Jhené Aiko and Jay Electronica‘s and dope singles from Kehlani and JoJo, and as a result, our “R&B Season” playlist is looking pretty fire. HNHH has been curating our custom R&B-centric Spotify playlist for months now, in order to give our hip-hop loving audience a taste of the often-overlapping genre’s finest offerings. 

The latest additions to the R&B roundup include two tracks off of Jhené Aiko’s highly-anticipated album, CHILOMBO, which dropped last Friday to high praise. The H.E.R.-featured  “B.S.” is a major highlight off the album, as is her stoner-friendly “Tryna Smoke.” Another big drop was Jay Electronica’s A Written Testimony this past Friday. While the project is predominantly hip-hop-heavy, as is to be expected from the Roc Nation rapper, Jay dipped his toe into the R&B sound alongside the album’s consistent collaborator, Jay-Z, on the devastating “A.P.I.D.T.A.” An acronym for “All Praise Is Due To Allah,” the somber song tackles the tribulations of loss, and was actually written on the night that Kobe Bryant tragically passed.

Kehlani also came through with some new music this week, denouncing unhealthy relationships on, “Toxic.” JoJo supported this sentiment on her own single, “Man,” and we decided to show both tracks some love. Check out our “R&B Season” playlist in full along with some of our other playlists below:

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According to reports, police are looking for a white man who robbed a bank in Maryland on Tuesday wearing blackface. The suspect robbed a PNC bank in Perryville, Maryland, a town about 40 miles northeast of Baltimore, near the Delaware and Pennsylvania borders.

Shortly after the robbery, the police department took to Facebook to ask the public for help in identifying the man. "We are seeking the public’s help in identifying the below pictured subject," Perryville police wrote sharing the pic.

An Air Force veteran was in absolute shock when he found out a Rolex he bought for $345.97 in the 1970s could now go for several hundred thousand dollars.

The man appeared on PBS’s Antiques Roadshow earlier this week to have his practically unworn 1971 Rolex Oyster Cosmograph evaluated by appraiser Peter Planes in Fargo, North Dakota.

The unidentified veteran said that he was stationed in southeast Asia in the 1970s when he became enamored by Rolex watches after noticing many airline pilots wearing them. He added that he liked to scuba dive back then, and thought the Rolex would endure water well. He ordered the watch in November 1974 the military base exchange and received it in April 1975. “I found this particular watch where I could afford it, and I never used it. I looked at it and I said, `You know, this is really too nice to take down in salty water,’ ” he said. “I just kept it.”

When he told the veteran that the watch could be worth $400,000 at auction, the man fell to the ground in pure shock.

“You OK?” Planes said calmly as the man got up. “Don’t fall. I’m not done.” Planes continued, “Because of the condition of it, basically, it’s a new old stock watch, no wear on it. We have all this complete documentation here, also, maybe one of the very few in the whole world that still was never worn, your watch, at auction, today, $500,000 to $700,000.”

The veteran said: “You got to be (expletive) me.” The particular Rolex model is cherished by collectors because Paul Newman wore it during the 1969 movie Winning, the appraiser said.

Watch the viral moment (below).