Now in its third season, “AfroPoP” transports viewers into the lives of men and women in the contemporary African Diaspora. The Other Side of the Water:
Teena Marie’s death could have been caused by a grand mal seizure — the same type of seizure she suffered a month before her death
While the federal government spent the majority of 2010 engaged in one big, unproductive pissing match, state-level legislatures were busy passing more than 31,000 new
R&B up-and-comer Jazmine Sullivan has apparently grown tired of the rigors of the entertainment world, and decided to take a break from the music industry.
The 2011 NFL Playoffs will kick off on Saturday, Jan. 8. Twelve of the top teams will battle for a chance to reach the Super
During the holiday season, most people overindulged in everything from special desserts to shopping. My indulgence of choice was watching movies. I just wanted to
Notable producers such as Swizz Beatz, Kayne West, will.i.am, and Jermaine Dupri all failed to top Billboard’s 2010 R&B/Hip-Hop Producers list. Polow Da Don of
Several prominent hip-hop artists struggled with their finances in 2010. According to reports, Xzibit owes the IRS $959,523. Xzibit’s financial troubles started after MTV’s “Pimp
After yet another Chris Brown meltdown on Twitter, the embattled singer came to the logical conclusion that he needs to just “shut the hell up” in 2011. Brown
Rapper Kanye West might need to be placed on suicide watch. Most geniuses have the ability to destroy themselves without giving notice. When one watches
The late, beloved soul singer Teena Marie will be cremated, according to her wishes. Fortunately for her many fans, there will be a public memorial
The list of 2010’s losers and winners is quite long in the African American community. Lebron James seems to claim the prize for both —
Any jubilation highlighting the recent release of the Scott sisters presents an example of African Americans celebrating justice at the expense of justifying behavior that
A brief discussion of devastating issues facing African Americans makes it clear that 2011 calls upon the entire community for swift, precise and collective action.
