Redbox? What’s a Redbox? Cable television is still the leading the cause of couch potato syndrome. After successfully captivating the country with laughter with his independent Laugh At My Pain movement, Kevin Hart’s stand-up slash documentary will be shown on Comedy Central tonight Read the rest of this entry »

Funnyman Patrice O’Neal quietly suffered a stroke last month in his New Jersey home last month and amidst his recent health issues, the 41-year-old comedian has passed away. Most recently, O’Neal was a regular on VH1 hour-long specials and Comedy Central’s famed roasts of various celebrities in between his regular stand-up routines. Read the rest of this entry »

The news that Comedy Central ordered three more seasons of South Park was predictable. Since its premier in 1997, the South Park brand name has been one of the most valuable on television. And yet, as the legendary show continues to plod along and churn out new episodes, the question has to be asked: should South Park have ended a long time ago? Read the rest of this entry »

Khrysti Hill

Tupac’s Acting Career Told Through His Co-Stars and Producers [Vibe]

Fat Joe Talks Losing 100 Pounds, Beating Diabetes [CNN]

Marisa Miller, The NFL’s Hottest Spokesperson [With Leather]

Former Red Sox Clubhouse Manager Molested 12 Black Children [NewsOne] Read the rest of this entry »

Scarlett Perez

Michael Jackson’s Alleged Lover Fears for His Life [Black Voices]

Stylist Explains Concept Behind Kobe’s “All White” Fashion Shoot [Necole Bitchie]

Canadian DMCA Bill Expected Next Month [TechDirt]

Should Adults Wear Sports Jerseys? [Dan Shanoff]

MTV’s ‘Peen Wolf’ Has A Trailer [Warming Glow] Read the rest of this entry »

And this is why Al Gore created the internet. Latarian Milton links up with Comedy Central to do hood rat stuff in Hollywood. Normally, I’m not an advocate of Brangelina tactics, swooping through trying to save the world one little Negro child @ a time. But dear Lord Yahweh, whatever it takes to keep Latarian off the streets, I’m all for it. Read the rest of this entry »

The fact that comedian Jon Stewart was recently proclaimed “America’s most trusted newsman” as the result of a Time magazine online poll really speaks to the state of our mainstream media’s coverage of the news. With all ten of the 24-hour news channels scrounging for something to talk about, it has left our country with a massive amount of people talking and only a select few being heard. Unfortunately, the ones being heard are the ones who concoct the most outrageous statements and interpretations of source material for their audience.

The latest way that newscasters and politicians have caught our attention is with their assertion that Obama’s healthcare reform contained a page that promoted the idea of “death panels,” where a group of government officials will arrive at your house to decide whether or not you are fit to carry on breathing at a certain age. Read the rest of this entry »

With a mix of my words, loose quotations & Mike’s own words, here’s a brief synopsis for those of you video-impaired by your jobs.

1. Talent & ambition go together.

2. Respects Soulja Boy as a businessman. Good jingle music. Traditional Southern dance songs.

3. Doesn’t like people complaining about good music not being out there. 30 year olds don’t buy rap music. They complain. Read the rest of this entry »