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A historically Black church in Charlotte, North Carolina is endorsing Donald Trump. The reason why?—they aren’t feeling Hillary Clinton and want to give the new guy a chance, basically.
Rae Sremmurd is capping off a hot summer with their sophomore album Sremmlife 2.
MobSquad Nard isn’t much of a talker. But when it comes to rapping, he has plenty to say and a fly way of saying it.
Wale blesses the Internets with Today….i Got Time!, a surprise four-track bundle, for your listening pleasure.
Joey Jumpoff may be waiting for Drake to respond to his slanderous cuts, but while it seems like there’s a better chance of Christ returning before the 6 God returns fire, Buddens is just going to have to spend his time with half-naked women in a sauna.
LeBron James just secured another bag this afternoon. He announced that he is staying with the Cleveland Cavaliers for $100 million. Twitter is now counting his pockets.
LeBron James is staying at his old job with the Cleveland Cavaliers for three more years. For the nice price of $100 million, which puts his yearly salary at just over $33 million a year.
Grand opening, grand closing. Jhene Aiko has filed for divorce, and you can bet that Twitter will be blaming Big Sean for this debacle.
Chance The Rapper is the newest face to grace the cover of Billboard magazine. In the story he talks about police brutality, recording on acid and why he doesn’t care for the competition in rap music.
VH1 has found their niche for producing original series it seems (Hit the Floor, Barely Famous). Now the network is preparing to film The Breaks, a show based on the TV movie VH1 released earlier this year starring Mack Wilds, Wood Harris and Afton Williamson.
E-40, Omarion, BJ The Chicago Kid and Casey Veggies took a road trip, and Footaction was there to document everything, and keep them dipped in the latest sneakers and apparel. The Footaction Free Flow docuseries premiered today with the aforementioned artists on a cross-country trip back to Cali.
When Drake brought out Cam’Ron and Juelz Santana to the stage in Madison Square Garden for his Summer Sixteen show on Sunday night, many people couldn’t help but wonder “Where’s Jim Jones?” In fact, the Dipset Capo was actually in the audience, so why wasn’t he invited to the stage?