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Rappers waving wads of cash send kids down the wrong path.

The comedian performs two stand-up shows at Royal Farm Arena on Saturday

The Silver Spring native who graduated from Towson University in 2008 with degrees in acting and electronic media and film, is the ringmaster for "The Xperiment," a daily comedic varietyshow premiering 5 p.m. March 2 on BET.

By Jordan Bartel

Feb 25, 2015

"The Book of Negroes," based on Hopkins alum Lawrence Hill's novel of the same name, will air on BET in February.

By Chris Kaltenbach

Feb 6, 2015

If you keep up with pop culture, Hollywood's glitterati and, particularly, the "black" blogosphere, you've probably heard of celebrity blogger "Necole Bitchie."

The more important the Internet becomes, the more critical it is that this digital public square be open to all.

JET magazine, the pocket-sized source of news about blacks since 1951, has bowed to the ages and gone digital with a new app. But its debut digital issue this month makes clear that JET is no longer the magazine for anyone who claims to be at least middle-aged.

On Sunday night, Walmart aired a commercial promoting watermelon during the BET Awards, one of the most popular TV programs among African-American households.

CharmTV will feature Baltimore restaurants, neighborhoods

Out-of-state groups are pumping last-minute cash into the Maryland attorney general's race, fueling a barrage of campaign ads including $240,000 in TV commercials purchased by a Florida-based fund that won't reveal its donors.

R&B singer Brandy talks new music, motherhood, in advance of Baltimore's African American Festival.

McDaniel College has put Phi Delta Theta fraternity and Phi Sigma Sigma sorority, accused of throwing a "CMT vs. BET"-themed house party in January, on "deferred suspension," the college announced Tuesday.

Nearly 17,000 Broadstripe cable TV subscribers could temporarily lose channels such MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, VH1 and BET if the Anne Arundel County cable provider and Viacom fail to reach an agreement by Tuesday.

A fraternity and a sorority chapter at McDaniel College are under investigation after being accused of holding a party with a "CMT versus BET" theme.

Your (non-Seacrest) TV options for New Year's Eve

Junior varsity player NaQuan Wilds helped plan group outing to aid homeless in the city

As more gay and lesbian couples prepare for their engagement photos, I recommend searching websites that feature other same-sex couples¿ engagement and wedding photo galleries.

After recently releasing her first mixtape, the 92Q DJ is about to launch a motivational tour in city schools

An estimated 59.2 million people tuned in to watch the third and final debate between President Barack Obama and Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney on Monday, Oct. 22.

Gilman grad Brian Sher now moves in world of 'Entourage,' Michael Vick, Kelsey Grammer and T.I.

Q&A: Baltimore's Quinten White in 'Sparkle' Singing Challenge

Bottom line: Jon Stewart, Snooki and SpongeBob will ultimately determine winner here -- and that will be Viacom because it owns original content.

Rumor has it Stacy Keibler is among the names being tossed around to become the new host of 'The X Factor'

Singer talks about touring with Justin Bieber, what he wants in his #1 Girl.

R&B singer/rapper discusses heartbreak, working with Chris Brown and Whitney Houston's death.

A rundown of what's going on the week of 2/13-2/19.

The TV show's influence spanned generations

We look at the disparity in media coverage based on race through the prism of "Find Our Missing," a new series produced in Maryland

Meet the Recruit: Terps running back commitment Albert Reid

In 20 years, Baltimore R&B veterans have seen plenty of ups and downs

By Wesley Case

Jan 18, 2012

Plan your week with our rundown of what's going on in Baltimore 1/9-11/15

A slew of New Year's Eve parties/festivities and lots more

The contemporary gospel singer talks about his transformation, fear and swag