Entertainment

Source: MICHAEL TRAN / Getty May is here and Netflix is coming through with the goods. If you have been looking for an excuse to stay in, cancel plans and plant yourself on the couch with a snack, consider this your official permission slip. Check out what’s new and Black on Netflix this May inside.  Between brand new originals, beloved classics making their way back to the platform and a […]

Pexels.com royalty-free image #158730, uploaded by user Pixabay, retrieved from https://www.pexels.com/photo/blue-and-white-2-story-hous-e-158730/ on October 9th, 2024. License details available at https://www.pexels.com/photo-license/ – image is licensed under the Pexels License When Beyoncé’s childhood home just sold for over $1 million, it made headlines, as everything the musical icon touches does. Despite not living in this Houston historic Riverside Terrace home since the 90s, the music icon’s former house received several competitive offers […]

Source: Prince Williams / Getty When it comes to hip-hop royalty, you can’t leave out one of the most recignizable DJ’s in the game, DJ Kid Capri. With a career spanning decades, Kid Capri has cemented his place as one of the most recognizable DJ voices and a master behind the tables, and not to mention he has produced some of the biggest names in the industry. Now, imagine experiencing […]

Source: Reach Media / Radio One Yung Miami is Posted on the Corner giving listeners a real, unfiltered look at where she is in life right now. Sitting down with hosts Incognito and DJ Misses, the City Girls star came through with the same energy that made her a standout in music and pop culture, but this conversation went deeper than headlines and hot takes. From her long-awaited album to […]

Raymond Boyd In the world of contemporary R&B, especially as it relates to the men, there’s just no escaping the one-named phenomenon who goes by Usher. The closest coming to a “next Michael Jackson” on any level, the Atlanta native has spent the past three-decades-and-counting as one of the premiere crooners in the game. From his 1997 breakout on the sophomore LP, My Way, to career-defining success with his 2004 […]

Source: Hip-Hop Wired / iOne Mona, better known as Don’t Call Me White Girl, recently sat down with Hip-Hop Wired while in Atlanta for her live podcast event. The Philly native has been making serious noise, especially with her appearances on The Joe Budden Podcast. According to Mona, the link-up with Budden came from mutual respect that naturally turned into a working relationship.  “Joey was a fan of mine, I […]

Source: Gilbert Flores / Getty 15 Black Movies & Shows That Celebrate Hair Culture Black hair has always been more than just appearance. It is history, identity, creativity, and communication all in one. From the barbershop to the beauty salon to everyday life at home, hair is where conversations happen, where confidence is built, and where culture is passed down. The way we wear our hair can reflect how we […]

Source: Romain Maurice / Getty Rick Ross and French Montana are taking their catalogs to the Verzuz stage. Set for May 7, Rozay and Montana will face off in what many are calling one of the more unexpected matchups yet. Both artists have deep discographies, so on paper, it could make for a solid battle, but social media isn’t fully convinced. Reactions online have been mixed, with some fans already […]

Source: Cindy Ord / Getty Oscar-nominated actor Sterling K. Brown revealed a longtime “mild crush” on Vivica A. Fox during a lively and candid onstage conversation with respected entertainment journalist Popviewers’ Chris Witherspoon. There are movie screenings, and then there are nights where the energy is poppin’ before the lights even dim. That was the atmosphere at the first-ever Vibes & Views feature film event, where guests gathered for a private screening of Is God Is, RELATED STORY: […]