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Black Radio Hosts Who Shaped Culture
For generations, Black broadcasters used the airwaves to introduce new artists, challenge the status quo, build community and cultivate some of the most iconic voices in American media. Before podcasts and social media, Black radio was where culture lived and thrived. From breaking racial barriers to fighting for the blues, our disc jockeys made history.
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Oprah Responds to Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz Backlash
Oprah Winfrey is finally opening up about the backlash she's received in recent years over her past decision to platform folks like Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz, two men who have come out to espouse right-leaning MAGA ideologies. But be warned, you may not like what she has to say.
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Stephen A. Smith Fires Back at Trump Claim
Stephen A. Smith says he is not running for president, but he is willing to debate President Donald Trump after Trump called him "dumb as a rock" on Truth Social over his criticism of Trump's appearance at Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden.
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Stephen A. Smith Wants Shannon Sharpe Back at ESPN
Stephen A. Smith is hoping to see Shannon Sharpe return to ESPN after the former NFL star exited the network in 2025 following sexual assault allegations, which he denied. Smith said the company knows he wants Sharpe back, acknowledging that the final decision rests with network executives.
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Peter Rosenberg Fights Back Against Culture Vulture Claims
Media personalities Peter Rosenberg and Jason Lee engage in a heated confrontation on The Ebro, Laura, Rosenberg Show, sparking intense discussion.
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Chud the Builder’s Lawyer Defends Him Against Critics
Attorney Jake Fendley is responding after facing backlash for representing streamer Chud the Builder in court. Fendley argued that representing a client accused of racism does not mean a lawyer personally agrees with the allegations.
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Sexyy Red Faces $5M Judgment in Legal Battle
St. Louis rapper Sexyy Red could be on the hook for a $5 million default judgment in a case filed against her by her child's grandmother, who claims the artist goaded fans on social media to beat her up and shared her address. Nicole Barnes says Sexyy asked her large social media presence to conduct acts of violence at her home, forcing her to leave and putting her in immediate danger.
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FBI Arrests Rappers in Houston Shooting Connection
Rappers NBA Ben10 and OG3 Three were arrested Thursday morning in connection with a Texas shooting earlier this year. Six people were arrested by the FBI and their partner agencies in Louisiana and Texas. The arrests are related to a shooting at Confessions restaurant in Houston from April. NBA Ben10 was injured in the shooting, which left him with irreversible paralysis according to court documents.
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Anderson .Paak Settles With Jae Lin After 14 Years
Anderson .Paak has reached a divorce settlement with his estranged wife, Jae Lin, more than two years after filing to end their marriage. The Grammy-winning singer filed court documents on September 2 notifying the court that he and Lin had worked out an agreement covering the division of their property and support.
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Kodak Black Charged With Fleeing Police
Kodak Black is off the hook in one of his criminal cases after prosecutors charged him with fleeing and resisting arrest during a traffic stop in Florida. On Tuesday, a Broward County judge granted Kodak's motion to dismiss the case, saying prosecutors produced no evidence supporting the charge that the rapper tried to elude police officers. As a result, the judge dismissed all charges against Kodak and closed the case.
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Stevie Wonder’s Songs in the Key of Life Album
Tickets for Stevie Wonder's 50th-anniversary Songs in the Key of Life tour are officially on sale. Released in 1976, Wonder's musical masterpiece gave us classics like Sir Duke, I Wish, and Isn't She Lovely, cementing the legendary singer's place in music history. The album made history on the Billboard 200 chart by becoming the third album to debut at number one and the first album by an American artist to do so. Wonder recorded countless songs over the two-year period it took to complete the project, with co-engineer John Fischbach recalling something like 200 songs were created during that time.