President Obama Gets An Earful From Deion Sanders

With eyes on the Colorado/Arizona game on Oct. 19, President Barack Obama put the word out that he was seemingly predicting that Deion Sanders‘ team was gonna lose. Yet Sanders had a message for the former president after his team blew out Obama’s selection. After the Buffaloes handed the Wildcats a defeat by beating them… Continue reading President Obama Gets An Earful From Deion Sanders

My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Rob Love

This latest edition of “My Friends Are Better Than Yours” features industry veteran, Rob Love. Rob Love is the Chief Executive Officer of Launchpad Worldwide Inc., which is a marketing and promotions company that creates “organic strategies and solutions” in sports, entertainment, and technology. Rob Love is a music industry veteran and considered one of… Continue reading My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Rob Love

Tupac’s Stepbrother Has Doubts About Diddy’s Denial Of Involvement In Rapper’s Murder

Tupac’s stepbrother, Mopreme Shakur was recently a guest on Piers Morgan Uncensored and during the discussion, he confirmed that he did speak to Diddy after his brother was killed. At the time of the conversation, the “Bad Boy” record producer told Shakur that he had nothing to do with his brother’s death, but, he told Morgan that… Continue reading Tupac’s Stepbrother Has Doubts About Diddy’s Denial Of Involvement In Rapper’s Murder

Wallo267 Discusses Latest Book ‘Armed With Good Intentions’

Podcast personality Wallo267, co-host of “Million Dollaz Worth of Game,” appeared on a recent episode of the Tamron Hall Show to discuss his rise from being an inmate to becoming a successful podcaster and author. Wallo is the cousin of his podcast partner, Gillie the Kid, who is a successful emcee and ghostwriter who is known… Continue reading Wallo267 Discusses Latest Book ‘Armed With Good Intentions’

My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Evil Dee

My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Evil Dee Da Beatminerz was a responsible party and some may consider one of the architects of the backpack movement in Hip-Hop back in the 90s when that term was placed on a certain brand of emcees. The sounds, the mindset, and the attitude of the movement were… Continue reading My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Evil Dee

My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Keith Perrin

The acronym FUBU worked its way into our vocabulary back in 1992 and stood as the basis for Black-owned businesses catering to Black businesses. For Us By Us still is a call to arms for Black entrepreneurs to make their way to success. I am in no way saying that the blueprint that the founders… Continue reading My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Keith Perrin

My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Grandmaster Dee

The world was captivated by the sounds of a group consisting of two emcees and one DJ from New York City named Whodini. The trio had a string of hits that kept people bobbing their heads and moving their feet whenever a song of theirs came on. With their self-titled album being released in 1983,… Continue reading My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Grandmaster Dee

My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Ralph McDaniels

If you’re a fan of music, more specifically Hip-Hop, Ralph McDaniels should be listed as one of your heroes. Every hip-hop artist was influenced by the work that Uncle Ralph (as he is affectionately known) has done over the 40 years he has been working in this fickle industry. No matter who you support or… Continue reading My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Ralph McDaniels

My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Wes Jackson

Wes Jackson has been giving back to the community in admirable ways. He has over 25 years of experience as a leader, entrepreneur, innovator, creative, and executive in entertainment and academia. He’s currently president at BRIC Arts, located in Brooklyn, NY, and has been in this position since July 2022. Wes has been leading BRIC,… Continue reading My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Wes Jackson

iHeartPodcasts and School of Humans Presents ‘Rumble: Ali/Foreman and The Soul of ‘74’

  iHeartPodcasts and School of Humans Debut Captivating New Narrative History Series “Rumble: Ali/Foreman and The Soul of ‘74”   Commemorating the 50th anniversary, this original podcast will go behind the scenes of the historic ‘Rumble in the Jungle’ fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman and the Zaire ’74 music festival     NEW… Continue reading iHeartPodcasts and School of Humans Presents ‘Rumble: Ali/Foreman and The Soul of ‘74’

Oscar De La Hoya Said After One Fight, 50 Cent Abandoned Dream Of Promoting Boxing Matches

Successful recording artist and television executive Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson once tried to enter the boxing business as a promoter and according to former boxer, and current promoter Oscar De La Hoya, the Queens rapper decided to bow out before getting knocked out. On a recent episode of Shannon Sharpe’s Club Shay Shay, the former… Continue reading Oscar De La Hoya Said After One Fight, 50 Cent Abandoned Dream Of Promoting Boxing Matches

My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Derrick McKinney

To be an independent label is a tiresome job and many don’t have the business acumen to succeed in this industry. But, to be in business since 2011 and to STILL be doing things is a testimony to dedication and business intelligence. Derrick McKinney, co-founder and CEO of L.O.U.D. Muzik (The acronym is Live Out… Continue reading My Friends Are Better Than Yours Featuring Derrick McKinney

Jaleel White Damaged Voice Playing Steve Urkel On Family Matters

“Did I do that?” One of the most popular nerds in television history recently revealed that the voice that was used to portray Steve Urkel on the ABC sitcom, Family Matters damaged his regular voice. According to People, Jaleel White was on a panel at the 90s Con 2024 in Daytona Beach, Fla, on Sept.… Continue reading Jaleel White Damaged Voice Playing Steve Urkel On Family Matters

Stephen A. Smith Admits Strained Relationship With Former Co-Host Skip Bayless

ESPN‘s Stephen A. Smith and former FS1 personality Skip Bayless (Undisputed) were once co-hosts in the early days of First Take and had a casual friendship over the years despite being on competing networks. That changed after Bayless and current First Take co-host and former Undisputed co-host Shannon Sharpe bumped heads. The former football player… Continue reading Stephen A. Smith Admits Strained Relationship With Former Co-Host Skip Bayless

Russell Simmons Wants Black People To Remember What He Has Done For The Community Over The Years

DefJam founder and legendary manager, Russell Simmons recently took to social media to remind Black people of some of his contributions to the Black community. He feels he has been “demonized” and it’s unfair to do so when he has been involved in movements to help people throughout the years. Simmons also doesn’t want the… Continue reading Russell Simmons Wants Black People To Remember What He Has Done For The Community Over The Years

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