Charlamagne Tha God believes Duane "Keffe D" Davis talked himself straight into a murder conviction. The radio host gave Keffe D Donkey of the Day honors Tuesday, one day after a Las Vegas jury found him guilty in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur.

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Druski for Time magazine explores the latest trends in entertainment and comedy. The content highlights Druski's impact on social media and his growing influence in the entertainment industry. His unique comedic style resonates with audiences worldwide, making him a notable figure in contemporary pop culture and digital media platforms.

Keshia Chanté is speaking out about rumors that she is set to give birth to Drake's kid hours after the rapper's rep told us he's NOT the father. A rep for Keshia tells TMZ her unborn son's father is a public figure in music. The rep says Keshia is protective of her family, which is why she has kept her pregnancy under wraps for almost eight months.

Marlon James for New York Magazine discusses contemporary literature and cultural commentary, exploring themes of identity, storytelling, and the evolving landscape of modern publishing through insightful analysis and critical perspectives on artistic expression.

Chris Rock has found himself back at the center of the Black community's group chat—and, once again, folks have questions. This time, it's all centered around a new interview he did for the New York Times and a shocking reveal he let slip. But if we're honest, this isn't the first time Rock has had us shaking our heads and giving him a major side-eye over what many call anti-Black, highly controversial remarks.