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Dame Dash will have to seek new legal representation. His lawyers have served him resignation papers due to unpaid fees. HotNewHipHop is reporting that the Harlem, New York, native’s debts continue to increase. Last week, Felton T. Newell and Justin H. Sanders, Esqs., of Sanders Roberts LLP formally abandoned their positions as the lawyers on […]
Matthew Rodriguez admitted to using “unreasonable force” when he was processing 19-year-old Jaquwan Smith at the Warren jail. The post Warren Ex-Cop Who Attacked Black Man During Booking Pleads Guilty appeared first on NewsOne.
Azealia Banks is making it clear, only she can criticize Beyoncé and white folks need to mind their business.
A federal judge has reminded us that judges don't actually have to be objective and that white nationalism doesn't stop in the courtroom. The post Federal Judge Gives Violent White Supremacist Light Sentence Because ‘Antifa’ And ‘Far-Left’ Should Be Prosecuted More appeared first on NewsOne.
Meek was able to capture the best video in the house as his seat was right behind the WWE announcers, but his content was not liked.
Is Diddy trying to tell us something here?
The youngest daughter of embattled rap mogul Russell Simmons was spotted on a beach engaging in heavy public displays of affection with a much older man last week, with her father seeming to lend support on social media.
Both artists attended Wrestlemania XL in the City of Brotherly love, but their exchange after Wrestlemania weekend was not so brotherly
Sybil’s Birthday Shout-Outs Skai Jackson, 22 Dej Loaf, 33 Blac Youngsta, 34 Robin Wright, 58 (Claire Underwood on House Of Cards) Dean Norris, 61 (Uncle Daddy on Claws, Hank Schrader on Breaking Bad) Robert Johnson, 78 (Billionaire founder of BET) Biz Markie would have been 60 (Rapper and DJ who died in 2021) Kofi Annan, […] The post Sybil Wilkes ‘What You Need To Know:’ Eclipse Day, The Flu, and More appeared first on Black America Web.