Ja Rule Earns GED in Prison
Ja Rule may have been stacking money and platinum plaques during his rap heyday, but one thing the veteran emcee never had was a high
February 3, 2012
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Ja Rule may have been stacking money and platinum plaques during his rap heyday, but one thing the veteran emcee never had was a high
With Drake’s music career steadily on the rise, thanks to his chart-topping sophomore album, Take Care, and some high-profile beefs, many have wondered if the
Besides being heralded as one of the best albums of the past year, Jay-Z and Kanye West’s collaboration album, Watch The Throne, has inspired scores
Spike Lee premiered his latest movie Red Hook Summer on Jan. 22 at the annual Sundance film festival, and took to the stage afterward to
After passing away last week from pneumonia complications in Los Angeles, late, great rap icon Heavy D was finally laid to rest on Friday, Nov.
Just a few weeks after Justin Bieber was accused of fathering 20-year-old Mariah Yeater’s, infant boy, the paternity suit filed against the teen pop idol
Historically, the Academy Awards neglected to pay homage to blacks in entertainment. In its 83-year history, only 26 blacks have won Oscars and four (Sammy
Held biannually in Atlanta, the Bronner Bros. International Hair Show is now the largest show of its kind. It’s come a long way from the
Just weeks after receiving an honorary doctorate in education from the University of the Free State in South Africa, Oprah Winfrey has now announced plans
After apologizing for his offensive homophobic rant last week, Tracy Morgan continued his bid for public redemption and forgiveness yesterday, June 13, when he spoke
After it was reported last Friday that comedian Tracy Morgan delivered a homophobic rant during a recent comedy show in Nashville, Tenn., the “30 Rock”
News channel CNN is struggling to garner top ratings for their 7 p.m. time slot currently occupied by “John King USA.” With audience numbers dropping,
Chris Rock can walk onto any stage in America and capture an audience with his wit and humor in a matter of seconds as a
Steve Harvey has dedicated himself to helping young black men achieve success. Since 2009, Harvey has hosted a four-day camp for boys who come from
American drama about addiction is dark and droll and, frankly, depressing. Comedy is not usually the vehicle for such serious stuff. Enter stage left —
