The Issa Rae-created series, Rap Sh!t has been renewed for a second season on HBO Max. The show follows two estranged friends on their journey to become rap stars.
As just the second Black actress to win an Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress, Sheryl Lee Ralph stunned the audience by singing a verse from “Endangered Species,” by jazz singer Diane Reeves.
Harlem rapper and entrepreneur Cameron "Cam'Ron" Giles will host a new home makeover series Hip Hop My House on Paramount+.
If you're not one of the people cutting the cord to your Netflix subscription, these movies that are coming to the streaming service this summer might be worth your time.
The story of one of Rap’s most memorable MC’s is about to be told. A&E has confirmed they are working on an Ol’ Dirty Bastard documentary.
Journalist Oriini Kaipara became the first Māori person with a chin tattoo to present the news in primetime this past Monday in New Zealand. The 37-year old newscaster took over the 6 PM anchor slot at Newshub Live for the week sporting the traditional "moko kauae".
Former 'SNL' alumn Leslie Jones will host the 2021 MTV Movie & TV Awards. The hilarious comedian shares the honor with previous show hosts Tiffany Haddish, Kevin Hart, and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.
The best method to tackle racism is in the home, and that's what "Sesame Street" is hoping to do with its newest initiative "Explaining Race." The digital clip introduces two new Black muppets as they navigate the conversation in an age-appropriate way.
MTV's "The Real World" franchise is making a long-awaited return to the network by reuniting the original cast of the series' first season. Viewers can expect to view the episodes on ViacomCBS's new streaming platform Paramount Plus next month.
Kid Cudi continues to evolve his brand in and out of the board room. The "Make Her Say" rapper has announced that he and 50 Cent are working on a project together.
Rapper-turned-talkshow host, Eve, announces her departer from 'The Talk' after four years as a co-host on the CBS show. While her absence will surely be felt on US television, fans can catch her on her new gig. The hustle never stops.
Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson's relationship with Starz network is going swimmingly well. In addition to their exclusive 4-year deal, the two have agreed to develop two original drama series under G-Unit Film and Television. One tells the incredible story of a young, ambitious attorney breaking through the world of a sports agent. The other explores the behind-the-scenes stories from some of hip-hop's most iconic moments in history.
