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The defense attorney for George McMichael, one of three white men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery on February 23rd, 2020 in Brunswick, Georgia, painted the victim as having "sinister intentions" and relied on a racial stereotype in her closing arguments.
Too bad this piece isn't going to be a general release because best believe half of Brooklyn would be rocking this all winter with a pair of Timbs and a Yankee cap in honor of the Hip-Hop legend.
There was plenty of drama on this week's episode of Black Ink Crew: Chicago.
Following the murder of Young Dolph, Key Glock had deactivated his IG account as he'd naturally need to be alone and keep off social media with the craziness that followed the tragic news.
Kyle Kuzma, who is one of the best contributors, is currently getting fried online after rocking an incredibly loud and pink Patrick The Starfish outfit ahead of a Monday night game.
Malikah Shabazz, the daughter of late Civil Rights icon Malcolm X was found dead in her Brooklyn apartment. She was 56.
UnitedMasters is allowing artists to enter The Matrix without taking the blue pill and getting a nice chunk of change.
Do y’all remember when singer/songwriter and producer T-Pain made an appearance on the Netflix docuseries This Is Pop and recalled how he was on a flight when he was woken up to meet with none other than R&B icon Usher on the plane only to have Usher tell him about how he “kinda f***ed up […]
This collaboration between Mythical Games and Marathon Clothing makes all the sense in the world.
Even though Haiti can’t seem to get a break there is a victory that has to be acknowledged. Two missionaries have been freed after being held hostage over a month.
On the latest episode of Charlamagne Tha God's new Comedy Central talk show, Kevin Hart joins in to discuss capitalism and the Black community as well as the racial wealth gap in addition to discussing his latest series for Netflix.
News of the exoneration last week of Norman 3X Butler and Thomas 15X Johnson, convicted for the murder of Malcolm X in 1965, was relayed to Talmadge Hayer, now known as Mujahid Abdul Halim who had been insistent that the two were innocent for years. Halim has been withdrawn from the public, living quietly as a retiree in Brooklyn, New York.
