Breonna Taylor's former neighbor whose apartment was also hit by the same police gunfire that resulted in a weak indictment of a fired cop is wondering why the shots that ripped through his home weren't factored into last week's charges.
Saturday Night Live is starting its new season out with a bang. NBC announced that Chris Rock will host the premiere episode while the musical guess will be rapper Megan Thee Stallion.
Today the Detroit representative links up with Tee Grizzley for TG’s visuals to “Trenches” where the two get their morning started with cereal, dog walking, and a bed riddled with big face Benjamins. Best believe strippers are gonna be trying to get into that bedroom after watching this video.
We're lowkey disappointed we didn't get a look at MJ's sneaker closet. Y'all know Mike must have all kinds of heat we ain't even know existed.
Whether or not adidas will cave and actually give into Kanye's demands remain to be seen (gotta wonder why he deleted that tweet after all), but Kanye is already laying out what he'd do from his executive chair and it involves a collaboration that's been decades in the making.
San Luis Obispo County Sheriff Ian Parkinson said via a statement that the man shot dead engaged in a shootout and was a gang member.
Amazon isn't letting COVID-19 stopping them from turning your home into an Alexa powered oasis.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has a favorite in the Presidential race. The famed actor and WWE legend has endorsed Joe Biden and Kamala Harris for President and Vice President of the United States.
The legendary singer speaks out on what he feels was an injustice in the case.
The tragically short life of Emmett Till became a tipping point for the Civil Rights Movement, and his enduring legacy serves as a reminder not much as changed in America. However, the nation will recognize the church that held his funeral will be listed as one of the Most Endangered Historic Places in the United States.
Getting a table at your favorite restaurant or bar is getting easier in Ohio after the state announced amendments to the Director's Stay Safe Ohio Order.
The New York Times' report on Donald Trump's taxes prompted comparisons of the president to Al Capone, who was arrested, charged with, found guilty of and convicted for tax evasion.