Steve Harvey popped up in the news recently after a leaked memo to his incoming staff at his newly-relocated talk instructed them to basically say nothing at all to the comedian and TV host. While fans and onlookers were taken aback by Harvey’s “don’t talk to me” rules in the memo, he’s not apologizing for […]
Donald Trump‘s first 100 days in the White House have been loaded with struggle, filled with silly tweets and stocked in lies. Nevertheless, Steve Harvey is still riding for Cheeto Jesus, to an extent.
Steve Harvey says Black people need to reespect the office of the President of the United States, thus Donald Trump. Yeah okay, Steve.
Steve Harvey felt the wrath of Black Twitter last week after he took a meeting with President Donald Trump and got promptly dragged for it. The comedian and host took to his radio program to address the jabs Black Twitter took at him with a few swipes of his own.
Steve Harvey has the sads. Apparently, the comedian, TV host and suspect relationship advice giver is upset over the backlash he received for shucking and jiving for president-elect Donald Trump.
The “King Of The South” delivers some powerful words on Martin Luther King Day.
Well damn. D.L. Hughley has drawn his line in the sand with a video of himself blasting Donald Trump for using Black celebrities to appear like he cares about Black people.
Today (Jan. 13) in New York City, Steve Harvey met with Donald Trump. The comedian said Cheeto Jesus was “sincere” and said he was called in to discuss helping inner cities.
Kanye West called into The Steve Harvey Morning Show and hinted that he will be hitting the road very soon.
Steve Harvey may want to fall back from taking on so many gigs.
The name Lorena Bobbit has been–and will likely remain–synonymous with the ultimate woman scorned.
Fans of Steve Harvey‘s morning show are familiar with the comedian and host’s themes of relationships, dating, and finding love. In a recent taping featuring nothing but men, things got a bit creepy when the crowd of around 2,000 were asked to offer their thoughts on women.
