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Tech N9ne | Where Are They Now?

Better known as Tech N9ne, American rapper Aaron Dontez Yates rose to fame with hits like "Caribou Lou," "Sex Out South," and "Hood Go Crazy." The Kansas City native is known for his lightning-fast, tongue-twisting raps and intense, theatrical delivery.

Black Farmers Fight Back Against Trump Policies

John Boyd Jr., founder of the National Black Farmers Association, says Black farmers are suffering under the Trump administration after three decades of advocacy in Washington. He claims canceled agricultural grants and policies to increase foreign beef imports are pushing struggling farmers closer to losing their land. Boyd is frustrated that previous administrations provided billion-dollar funding and access to policymakers, while Trump has excluded him from White House events. He's also calling out Black leaders, athletes, and wealthy Americans for remaining silent as hundreds of farmers face foreclosure.

Perez Hilton TikTok: Private Parts Controversy

On Tuesday night, the 48-year-old father of three went live in a deeply manic state. The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office responded swiftly to his residence after receiving multiple calls regarding an individual experiencing a life-threatening mental health crisis on camera.

Black Stars Speak Out for Social Justice

With the news cycle continuing to look more and more abysmal for Black folks, it's more important than ever that people speak up and advocate for the issues that impact our community. That's especially true for Black celebrities who have a responsibility to use their large platforms to send a message to those who need to hear it.

Drake’s Luxury Toronto Party: $1M Cash & Prizes

Drake hosted an ultra-exclusive dinner titled "Strong Women, Stronger Drinks" at his Toronto mansion where over 100 women received $10,000 welcome bags, and multiple luxury cars including BMWs, Mercedes trucks, and a Rolls Royce Cullinan were given away.

Gotreefa on Cadillac Chronicles Interview

The powerhouse Got Reef A came through to Cadillac Chronicles TV with some real nostalgic bops and a new song. Super raw and authentic. Her soulful voice is not to be played with. This was a great experience and conversation about her career.

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The Next Prince: Artists Following Steve Lacy

It has been a decade since the passing of musical icon Prince, and the music world is still searching for an heir to the Purple Rain star's throne. The Minneapolis legend redefined what it meant to be a pop sensation, leaving boots too large for any single artist to fill. However, several contemporary artists could be in the running as his successor.

Black Leaders Who Shaped the Labor Movement

A. Philip Randolph was one of the most influential Black labor leaders and trade unionists in American history. He founded the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, the first major Black-led labor union, and used organized labor as a vehicle to fight both workplace discrimination and racial inequality.

Tekashi 6ix9ine Taunts Lil Durk Before Trial Verdict

Tekashi 6ix9ine said he wants to throw a "Lil Durk Going Away Party" if Durk is found guilty in his federal murder-for-hire case. The comment came during a livestream with DJ Akademiks as Durk remains on trial in Los Angeles, having pleaded not guilty.

HBCU Fashion Inspo for Homecoming | The Root

Homecoming season at historically Black colleges and universities is right around the corner, which means it's time for football, tailgates, reunions and some serious outfits. HBCU homecoming is just as much about the outfits as it is about the football. The campus becomes a runway, with students and alumni bringing their best looks while repping their schools. Think bold colors, denim, Greek paraphernalia, sneakers, accessories and plenty of personality.

Kirk Franklin’s Hypocrisy Over Chris Brown Prayer

Kirk Franklin recently addressed backlash over praying with R&B artists Chris Brown, Usher, and Mario. In an interview with Angela Yee, Franklin explained that as a faith messenger, he must sometimes meet people where they are rather than expecting them to come to church. He emphasized that believers often carry misconceptions about holiness, noting that sinful people exist everywhere, including inside churches. Franklin argued that true Christian evangelism requires leaving the safety of church walls to spread the gospel to those who don't already believe, stating that meeting people in unconventional spaces like concert backstages isn't compromising faith—it's practicing it.