Legendary actor Laurence Fishburne will transform into NBA coach Glenn “Doc” Rivers in the upcoming FX limited series, “Clipped.” Fishburne will portray Rivers in his
According to radaronline.com, the alleged mistress of Donald Sterling, was attacked this past weekend. According to the website, two white men approached V. Stiviano as
The mistress/gold digger that won’t go away continues to make headlines. V. Stiviano, the woman who recorded Donald Sterling making racist statements, was ironically recorded
Princeton University’s Dr. Eddie Glaude recently discussed Donald Sterling and the pervasive racist attitudes in America. Listen to the exclusive interview below: //rollingout.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/EddieGlaude3.wav
Donald Sterling proved that he is oblivious to the ramifications of his actions and words. During an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper, Sterling apologized for
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Karrine Steffans (aka “Superhead”), was asked to offer her perspective on Stiviano–whom she says she’s known for years. According to Steffans, Donald Sterling’s former mistress keeps a record of virtually everything and everyone she comes into contact with.
Let me just start by saying they have vastly differing goals and values. When I say they, I am referring to two very popular black
Barbra Walters scored the first interview with V. Stiviano since the audio release of ousted Clipper’s owner Donald Sterling’s racist rant. While sitting down with
Donald Sterling was banned from the NBA for life after a racially charged conversation with his mistress was leaked to TMZ. Sterling’s mistress, V. Stiviano,
Look what V. Stiviano has started. After leaking the audio between her and what we can assume to be her former flame, Donald Sterling,
TMZ made headlines today by publishing audio of billionaire Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling reprimanding his girlfriend, V. Stiviano, for posting Instagram photos with black people. She apparently shared a picture of herself and Los Angeles Lakers legend Magic Johnson, for which Sterling criticized her and demanded that she not associate with black people “publicly.”
