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The real reason why Meg beat Nicki and Jay beat Nas is because there are rules behind rap beefs. You score by telling the truth.
He was one of the leaders of the blerd tribe, but with his new Amazon Prime series, “Mr. & Mrs. Smith,” he’s too cool to still be a blerd.
Smokey Robinson has still got it! He sang at TheGrio Awards and that legendary voice still sounded amazing.
The show’s hosts Roy Wood Jr. and Sheryl Underwood were thrilled to reunite with so many friends and to meet new ones.
Misty Copeland dances so other dancers can fly. She got a GrioAward for being a Trailblazer because she is all about opening doors.
Rev. Al Sharpton was named a Justice Icon at TheGrio Awards for because he’s been fighting for Black people for five decades.
Cheadle is an extraordinary actor whose dedication to environmental justice helped him earn theGrio Award.
A legendary Dallas news anchor showed a young Tamron Hall what was possible. Now, Hall continues that legacy for a new generation.
Harvey was given the TV Icon Award at theGrio Awards, but he made sure to note that he wouldn’t be anywhere without his wife, Marjorie.
Many of the attacks in Minaj’s diss track “Bigfoot” are rooted in the patriarchy. If you’re the “queen of rap” shouldn’t you be pro-woman?
Could this be the beginning of the end for Jordans? I love Jordans but there’s troubling signs for the iconic sneaker
Yes Drake is hip-hop. I love Mos Def and respect him immensely but when he says Drake is not hip-hop, he is incorrect.
LaKeith Stanfield stars as Clarence, a man without faith who decides to pretend to be a Jesus-like figure to prey on the true believers.
The McBride sisters’ story of how they came together to build the largest Black-owned wine company in America is truly extraordinary.
OPINION: It’s too little, it’s too late, and it doesn’t take into account the real-world harm he’s caused.
Overall, it was a weak year in movies, but there were a few great films that broke through, including docs about Beyoncé and Little Richard.
Former NFL running back Rashad Mendenhall set the internet on fire when he suggested an all-Black vs. all-white Pro Bowl game.
Kanye has associated himself with antisemitism so deeply it’s now part of his brand, and on his new album, “Vultures,” he’s not backing down.
Jeffrey Wright delivers a top performance in “American Friction,” a smart comedy about how we perform Blackness and react to the white gaze.
The new Netflix documentary, “Kevin Hart & Chris Rock: Headliners Only” would like us to think that the legendary comics are equally good.