One would think with all the years Tip Harris, largely and formerly known as T.I., would know the convenience of using “no comment” when asked a controversial question. After speaking his mind a little too freely regarding Hillary Clinton’s White House bid, Twitter did what they usually do and cooked the Atlanta rapper and actor.
Pharrell Williams has never been shy about speaking on his love of women and offering his opinion of how he sees the world. The producer and globally recognized artist showcased more of his broad views after essentially endorsing Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton while as a guest on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
Hmmm…what’s going here? Hillary Clinton came under fire for using her personal email account as Secretary of State, and now her allegedly deleted messages have been recovered by the FBI.
Members of the Black Lives Matter movement and Hillary Clinton confronted one another during a meeting in New Hampshire last week according to recently leaked video from the exchange. The BLM members challenged the Democratic presidential hopeful with their positions, while Clinton held court with them in dialogue.
Tef Poe, one of the many unsung heroes from the Ferguson protests, is back in the microphone booth stirring up controversial with the lead single for his upcoming War Machine 3 project.
Wielding their political influence is clearly a Carter family trait. Last night, Beyoncé attended a fundraiser for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in New York City.
If there is one undisputed feat 50 Cent can comfortably take to his grave, it’s the fact that he successfully infused a permanent hatred for Ja Rule into people who actually owned his CDs.
The next presidential election is a good three years away but frontrunners on the Democratic team are two people vastly familiar with the Obama administration. Vice President Joe Biden and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have emerged as the two main presidential hopefuls.
The U.S. Senate confirmed Sen. John Kerry as Secretary of State in a 94-3 vote Wednesday (Jan. 29). President Obama chose Kerry to succeed Hillary Clinton last month, making him one of the first main cabinet appointments of his second term.
President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sat down for a joint 60 Minutes interview Sunday (Jan. 2 7) and expressed their adoration for one another. As her tenure winds down, the 65-year-old and the commander in chief –once opponents in the 2008 election—have grown into close friends.
