The new Black Sex In The City will be coming to the TV screen and starring two beacons of eternal beauty, Lisa Raye and Stacey Dash, and Charity Shea, who isn’t too shabby either and we’ll assume portrays the token white friend role. Something something something, the show’s premise revolves around three friends navigating relationships, Atlanta’s social scene and the inability to find healthy relationships, which is so unimaginable in ATL, right? Read the rest of this entry »

When was the last time you heard or saw a rapper use the term “vignette”? Thought so. Mal’s one of the few trill and convincing enough to even attempt it.

The Virginia emcee turned author’s tome Wretched, Pitiful, Poor, Blind and Naked is available starting on Valentine’s Day. Pre-order your copies now @ Thorn10publishing.BigCartel.com. Read the rest of this entry »

Jessica aka Miss Rabbit

Meme Watch: Dog Fort [Uproxx]

Andy Samberg And Pee-Wee Herman Get Drunk Together [Buzzfeed]

Cee Lo-Dons Whiteface And Interviews Himself [TUD]

Orgasm Allergy May Explain Post-Sex Flu-Like Symptoms for Men [BroBible] Read the rest of this entry »

Artistry is derived from it’s vessel’s drive. Much more than some social media status or community college course requirement, artistry is the passion to see a vision through from spark to flame and the will to conquer any and all adversaries that try to stop you along the way. At one point or another during their lives, most people attempt to be artists, yet their engines lack the horsepower to allow their goals to see the beautiful light of day. Simply put, some people have what it takes while others don’t. Read the rest of this entry »

Cole adds his bars to R&B’s reigning sex kitten’s “S&M.” Read the rest of this entry »

Toss that one legal woe out of the window and Young Khalifa is in the middle of one of the better runs since Weezy’s ’07-’08 campaign. Hell, let the Internet tell it and he’s currently laid up beside Amber Rose right now and if I find out he managed to get her and Rosa Acosta to become their own “Big 3,” I may officially dub the brother has Hip-Hop’s Hugh Hefner. Read the rest of this entry »

The scientific study of the netherworld between heaven and hell is a glorified one, but street scholars know from experience that the ghetto constitutes as such a place where good and evil co-habitat as one. Your friendly neighborhood Alley Boy knows the ropes and he spits the hostile gospel all the while by outlining the snitches with Purgatory: The Story Of Judas. Read the rest of this entry »

Ask any person in or who follows the NBA closely and they’ll tell you the Oklahoma City Thunder crowd is one of the loudest in the league and at times can act like a sixth man on the court. Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook notwithstanding, the team is built top to bottom with young and athletic talent. Yet, those factors may not be the only reason opposing teams have such a difficult time leaving OKC with a win. Read the rest of this entry »

Before you dive in headfirst, set back and think for a second. Think about when having a posse cut over a Premier track was an audible treat that gave you that butterflies-in-the-stomach before you even heard it. Those days may be akin to faded pictures buried underneath a pile of tools in the garage, but every so often, a blast from the past will knock you on your ass. Read the rest of this entry »

What’s up with rappers not being content with just a regular ol’ remix anymore? Was there a memo sent out saying it was cool to use gimmicky annexes like “G-Mix” and “2.0?” Either way, Weezy’s presumably been itching to get on “Roman’s Revenge” since first hearing the scathing song while he was behind bars so now we have this redux version featuring Ms. Minaj’s boss man. Read the rest of this entry »

My personal opinion has long been that “Drake: The Rapper” is superior to “Drake: The Singer.” Fight me ‘til death but there’s no arguing that he can spit alongside the best of them when he decides to go off. The most appealing thing about his music is its brutal honesty and exposing of his vulnerabilities. For whatever reason, his harmonizing and melodies just fail to capture the same emotions. Read the rest of this entry »

There’s a lot of emphasis being placed on young Vic Menasa’s teenaged stature when the simple underlying truth is he can rap, flat out. And since the kid from the ‘Go indeed got game, the playground, gymnaisum and study hall hour get a heaping dose of his ballin’ abilities as he kicks rhymes that will transcend to all planets. Read the rest of this entry »

Chamillionaire has long been a rapper who was always capable of more. His underground following has always stood behind him, but label issues and conflicts with the executives have prevented him from achieving more mainstream success after “Ridin’ Dirty.” Consequently, his third LP, Venom, has suffered indefinite delays and has yet to see the light of day. We haven’t heard much of him since his first two singles tanked and “When Ya On” is his latest attempt. Read the rest of this entry »

Music Ally:

“A report published by Nielsen and Midem has reinforced the role of YouTube as a key platform for music consumption. The survey of more than 26,000 people found that more than 60% said they had watched music videos on a computer, versus less than 20% who had legally downloaded music. Read the rest of this entry »

The term “Black Jesus” is not to be used loosely. Yet, talk to a majority of men and women who lived through the Civil Rights Movement and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is about as close as the title comes. The brother had his personal demons, but what he preached and what he sacrificed is something I doubt we’ll ever see in the world again. Over 40 years after losing his life on the Lorraine Motel’s balcony, his influence and words still remain pertinent and a blueprint to surviving in America. Read the rest of this entry »