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Stephen A. Smith’s non-apology did not help. If he wants to discuss politics on TV, he needs to do more reading.
I can’t with the audacity of Chris Brown. Why is he beefing with anyone? His beef with Quavo means we gotta talk about him and Rihanna again
Questlove’s comment on my Instagram made me rethink the playing field for this beef between Drake and Kendrick.
I assumed the fried chicken would be great at this Black-owned restaurant, so I ignored the red flags. How wrong I was.
Rick Ross’ savage “Champagne Moments” is a diss record that’s meant to undermine Drake’s identity in hip-hop
Drake’s Kendrick Lamar diss track “Push Ups” did not accomplish what battle songs are truly supposed to.
LeBron James’ new podcast “Mind the Game” reveals that his mental approach to the game of basketball is next level.
Here are seven reasons why Drake, aka Champagne Papi, shouldn’t respond to Kendrick Lamar’s takedown on “Like That.”
By rebuking his response to Kendrick’s diss track and insisting that he move in concert with his spirit, J. Cole did something unforgettable.
It’s nearly wedding season, so here’s a fictional letter explaining why and how Black people can say no to plantation weddings.
It’s fascinating to watch comedian Jeffod Carmichael try to get into a relationship with his best friend, Tyler, the Creator.
On her eighth studio album, “Cowboy Carter,” Beyoncé goes beyond country music and attacks the notion of genre.
“Masters of the Game” Season 4 premieres with Jeffrey Wright. The brilliant actor breaks down what it means to be a master actor.
Drake can’t lose the Kendrick battle. He also can’t win it, either. He’s pop. What does losing a battle even mean to him?
I know the Mike Tyson Jake Paul fight is theater masquerading as boxing but what ending makes the most sense?
The TikTok trend “We’re Done With the ’90s” is intergenerational psychological warfare where Gen Z is hyper-trolling Gen X.
Mark Robinson is the Republican Party’s nominee for governor in North Carolina, and his views on women, race and immigration are scary.
Shannon Sharpe had a key moment that made him sympathetic and that changed his career and made him sympathetic.
Why do some rappers support Trump? There’s strength, there’s misinformation, but there’s also a misperception that rappers will be liberal.