Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty Harlem’s legendary Apollo Theater will soon pulse with the energy of music, nostalgia, and community as hip-hop pioneer D-Nice celebrates the 5th anniversary of his groundbreaking “Club Quarantine” with two star-studded shows on March 22. The event marks a full-circle moment for the Bronx-born artist, bringing his virtual pandemic-era phenomenon back to the cultural heart of New York.  Radio/TV personality Jazmyn Summers caught up with the MC for Radio One for […]

Source: Kara Durrette / Getty He’s Got 99 Problems, But… It appears that Jay-Z has one less problem to worry about these days. The renowned rapper and entrepreneur faced serious allegations when an anonymous woman accused him of drugging and raping her at a 2000 MTV Video Music Awards after-party. The woman, only known as Jane Doe, claimed to be just 13 at the time. The lawsuit, filed by attorney […]

Source: Win McNamee / Getty The Trump administration is reducing the US Department of Education’s workforce by nearly half, with layoffs and buyouts affecting about 2,000 employees. The cuts are part of a move to shift education responsibilities away from the federal government. “Today’s reduction in force reflects the Department of Education’s commitment to efficiency, accountability, and ensuring that resources are directed where they matter most: to students, parents, and […]

Director Mark Anthony Green sat down with DJ Misses for a Posted on the Corner exclusive, discussing his 2025 film ‘Opus’, revealing the truth behind the journey of bringing his vision to life. A proud Morehouse College graduate, Green shared how his alma mater shaped his storytelling approach and prepared him for the ups and downs of the film industry. “The greatest gift that you can get as an artist […]

Source: Bill Tompkins / Getty   You never really know how far the entertainment industry will take a person, especially if a superstar lives long enough to see their once-shimmering light fade away. It’s comparable to the current situation of ’80s R&B stars Randy Debarge and James Debarge, and very similar to what the world has witnessed for the past three years and counting in the ongoing downward spiral of […]

BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI We’re approaching month two in President Trump’s second term, and it might be pretty obvious based on recent “GED Section” reports that, well, D.L. is not happy with the selected few who voted for a man who never had their best interests at heart. His latest note is directed at that special group who put him in office, particularly the ones currently feeling the brunt of many radical […]

  Source: Lorado / Getty While the release of Beyonce’s niche-busting album of the year “Cowboy Carter” drummed up fanfare around Black cowboy fashion, the culture around wide-brimmed hats, denim, pointed-toe leather boots, and ass-less chaps runs as deep as this country’s history. Black cowboys were crucial in building 19th-century wealth for white Texan southerners. In the early 1800s, Texas was still Mexican-ruled territory, but white Americans migrated West, seeking […]

Source: PeopleImages / Getty Track and field isn’t supposed to be a dangerous sport, especially not at the high school level, but a recent incident between student-athletes from two opposing high schools in Virginia has boiled over into controversy as one student has been accused of intentionally attacking another competitor with her baton during a relay race. According to ABC 7, Kaelen Tucker, a junior at Brookville High School, was […]

Source: Paras Griffin / Getty The basketball world has lost a great as Ulysses Lee “Junior” Bridgeman passed away at 71. According to Kentucky’s WAVE, Bridgeman was attending an event at the Galt House in downtown Louisville on March 11 when he grabbed his chest and said he thought he was having a heart attack. The room was cleared as medical personnel attempted to intervene in the medical emergency. Later […]