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A new documentary about Black Twitter on Hulu has me in my feelings. Let me tell you my favorite Black…
I love Katt Williams, and yet, I watched his new Netflix special "Woke Foke," and I have so many questions.
Kendrick Lamar is giving us the greatest performance ever in a battle over multiple songs, while Drake has put in…
On "Masters of the Game" Gospel star Erica Campbell takes us inside what it really means to be a master…
The question is 'Would you rather be alone in the woods with a man or a bear?' For men the…
Drake should not respond to Kendrick Lamar's latest diss track "Euphoria." This is really starting to get dark.
A bet over who will win in the NBA playoffs between the Knicks and the Sixers will lead to one…
Erica Campbell, the singer from Mary Mary, takes us to church in the latest episode of "Masters of the Game."
Stephen A. Smith's non-apology did not help. If he wants to discuss politics on TV, he needs to do more…
I can't with the audacity of Chris Brown. Why is he beefing with anyone? His beef with Quavo means we…
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…
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…
It's nearly wedding season, so here's a fictional letter explaining why and how Black people can say no to plantation…
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.