The virtual film festival will be held on the Black-owned digital platform VR VIP LIVE beginning October 23 through the 25th and each day will virtually spotlight films chosen by the programmers that align with its mission.
In his latest visuals to “Replace Me,” Nas, Don Toliver, and Big Sean find themselves the subject of photo albums where their exes reminisce about the good times they had with these music stars. Talk about ones that got away.
Old Spice will be partnering up with NFL players and teams to help get their educational programs off and running to cover more communities whose people could sure use a push in the right direction these days.
Many comic book fans have even preferred that Marvel incorporate a new Black Panther from their upcoming Multiverse into their MCU mix and let the memory of Boseman's King of Wakanda be as is
Since filing for divorce Young claimed that Dr. Dre forced her to sign a prenup in 1996 only to tear up the contract a few years into the marriage. She also claims that they both agreed that the prenup was "null and void" at some point. We're not sure that counts in a court of law, but we're not lawyers over here either.
In her new visuals to “Lose Each Other” the artist/director uses a couple that uses dance artistry to tell a story of, well, we’re not good dance readers like that, but it looked like a debate over where to eat dinner or something.
An obviously emotional mama Machine broke into tears when she realized what was happening before Conway wrapped his arms around her and showed her the kind of love and affection she properly deserves.
Apparently her fans are even DMing her friends and driving them crazy over Cardi B taking back her estranged hubby.
Keeping that California love going strong in his latest visuals to “Envy,” Dave once again politics out on the Left Coast to get lit with the homies and hits up Sunset Blvd. to get some shopping done while taking flicks with fans.
Accusing Saturday Night Live of using Black people to hold other Black people back (really?), the "Black Skinhead" rapper was obviously bothered by Issa Rae's jab at him and says he's "praying for her and her family."
For those who aren't familiar with the electrifying Black superhero, Static Shock is the story of 14-year-old Virgil Hawkins who gets caught in an chemical explosion which enable him to develop powers that allow him to control, manipulate and even create electricity.
Unfortunately we won't be able to see or hear from Bobby Shmurda until December of 2021 if he keeps himself out of trouble for the remainder of his sentence, but until then we'll still be bumping "Hot Ni**a" like it's 2014.