Stephen A. Smith says he cannot support Will Smith movies until he has a candid conversation with the Black community explaining why he slapped comedian Chris Rock. Will Smith was unofficially exiled from Hollywood for a period of time after
Rap legend Foxy Brown could be a contributor in the prosecution’s quest to convict notorious gang member Keefe D in the murder of Tupac Shakur after almost 30 years. Brown, who was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, under
Bad Boys: Ride or Die outperformed industry expectations this weekend at the box office Meanwhile, Will Smith surprised a throng of screaming fans by secretly attending the opening weekend in a theater in Los Angeles, creating a mob scene right
Megan Thee Stallion has unveiled an alternative album cover for her highly-anticipated project that’s set to drop on June 28. The Houston Hottie, born Megan Ruth Pete, spoke to her 31 million Instagram fans on Saturday night, June 8, 2024,
It is official. Caitlin Clark has supplanted LeBron James as the most polarizing figure in all of American sports — by far. Overzealous fans once again resorted to name-calling and blame when Clark was not included on Team USA’s basketball
Tennis sensation Coco Gauff rejoiced after winning her second Grand Slam tournament. But it wasn’t exactly in the tournament that she really craved. Gauff, 20, became the youngest woman tennis player to win her first Grand Slam singles and doubles
Anthony Mackie came under fire after telling fellow actor Tyler James Williams, best known for his role “Everybody Hates Chris,” that he was a weird-looking kid. The comments were made during a special Variety magazine one-on-one between Mackie and Williams.
A congressman from Indiana is demanding that the WNBA administer severe punishment on WNBA star Chennedy Carter who forcefully bumped Caitlin Clark to the ground during a dead-ball moment. Carter was ceaselessly excoriated by Clark’s vast national fanbase over the
The 3rd annual Black Wall Street Business Expo in metro Atlanta accomplished three important objectives: it paid homage to the oldest living survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921; it shined a spotlight on local businesses; and the event
[rumble]https://rumble.com/embed/v4xhote/?pub=skqr[/rumble] Grandmaster Flash’s mantel is crowded with awards and plaques from around the world as the official co-founder of hip-hop. Yet, Flash said the Black American Music Association’s ICE Medal of Honor is his most cherished award. Flash, the first
LeBron James has reached another monumental milestone. Well, one of his students did. King James sent Anthony Claytor a congratulatory memo after he became the first student from his iPromise school in Akron, Ohio, to graduate from nearby Kent State
Angel Reese fans were upset that the “Bayou Barbie” was thrown out of the game with little justification during her Chicago Sky’s game against the New York Liberty on June 4. Reese was irked that she was called for a
Prolific actor Wendell Pierce, who soared to fame from the classic series “The Wire” and has also starred in “Power Book III: Raising Kanan” and many other shows and movies, claims he was rejected for an apartment in Harlem by
The Black American Music Association and a treasure trove of musical icons celebrated the inaugural ICE Medal of Honor gala in Atlanta. Those in attendance included Grandmaster Flash, the co-founder of what became the global, multibillion-dollar hip-hop industry; prolific Grammy-winning
WNBA supertar A’ja Wilson adds yet another honor to stack alongside her closet full of awards and accolades. The Las Vegas Aces’ multifaceted center was named the Western Conference Player of the Month for May for the ninth time in
Basketball fans are betting in remarkably high percentages that Bronny James will be the first pick in the NBA Draft that pops off on June 26. The son of NBA legend LeBron James averaged a paltry 4.8 points, 2.8 rebounds,
Stephen A. Smith went volcanic on his eponymous podcast in an impassioned defense of his ESPN show “First Take” after his colleague, Monica McNutt, accused him of inadequate coverage of the WNBA. McNutt, a former collegiate basketball player at Georgetown
ESPN’s uber-popular show host Pat McAfee has apologized after he used a derogatory term to discuss Caitlin Clark, the WNBA phenomenon who has become a lightning rod for controversy and toxic conversation on social media. While pacing — unlike his
The off-the-ball shove by WNBA star Chennedy Carter on “golden girl” Caitlin Clark, which sent Clark reeling to the floor, has ignited a full-scale war of words that has lasted more than two days on social media. The episode happened on
Legendary Texas Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee announced that she has been diagnosed with cancer. Jackson Lee, 74, who has represented Texas’ 18th Congressional District for 15 consecutive terms, told Americans she is “confident” that her doctors will successfully treat her
