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Trevor Jackson, star of the forthcoming re-imagining of the 1972 classic film Superfly, covers the new May issue of Urban Magazine. In a feature written by Editor-in-Chief Dakari Eli, the 21-year-old actor discusses the pressure of being the leading man in a remake of cultural classic film, his role on the breakaway Black-ish and more….
Watch the legendary Snoop Dogg speak on Kanye West, Tupac, and so much more during his stop at The Breakfast Club.
Listen to episode 18 of The Bigger Picture with Dakari @dakarieli as she and Be’n Original @benoriginal discuss the infamous white woman who called the police on black people for simply having a cookout, Cassius remixing Urban Magazine’s tagline, and the forthcoming debut of Savage Sunday.
Lee Daniels stopped by Bevelations and shared with Bevy Smith why he feels like he is a part of the Me Too movement.
Last night on the first night of Ramadan, Kevin Gates surprised the world with new music. The multi-platinum artist released three new songs called “Chained To The City,” a phrase that captures Gates’ current legal situation and his inability to leave the city of Chicago. Listen to “Chained To The City” here: https://kevingates.lnk.to/ChainedToTheCity Tonight, embracing…
Michael Rapaport joins Skip Bayless, Shannon Sharpe and Joy Taylor on Undisputed to break down the 2018 Eastern Conference Finals between Cleveland and Boston. Hear why Rapaport thinks LeBron James and the Cavs are going to lose the series against the Celtics.
As a Black-owned independent media outlet, we take pride in the perseverance it took to remain in this game for so many years. We believe there is plenty of room, if not an urgent need, for more media outlets to support black culture – hip hop is black culture. But, what we’re not going to…
GRAMMY® Award-nominated multi-platinum Washington, D.C. MMG superstar and culture iconoclast Wale announces his signing to Warner Bros. Records. The critically acclaimed, history-making rapper will unleash his sixth full-length album in 2018. “I am delighted that Wale has joined Warner Bros. Records,” says Tom Corson, Co-Chairman & COO, Warner Bros. Records. “He is a pillar in…