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Ludacris is taking it back to his “Incognegro” days and giving fans a heavy dose of nostalgia, thanks to the return of his iconic cornrows

*The following Blind Item comes from Hollywood insider Enty Lawyer. Please address all inquiries and complaints to the original source. This A/A- list rapper is struggling financially. It doesn’t help that her cheating husband uses a ton of her money to finance the lives of his girlfriends. She won’t do anything about it though. She Source

*Tatyana Ali is sharing details about how her first pregnancy was quite a traumatic experience.  Speaking to SheKnows for its Fourth Trimester digital issue, Ali recalls the emergency c-section she had for the birth of her now-4-year-old son Edward “Aszi” in September 2016. Aszi spent a week in the NICU. The “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” Source

Jackson County’s prosecutors say a Black Missouri man who has served more than 40 years in prison for a triple murder should be released because

*Apple TV+ today unveiled the official trailer for “The Me You Can’t See,” from co-creators and executive producers Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex. The film offering a glimpse into the diverse stories of mental health and emotional well-being in the new documentary series, premiering this Friday, May 21 on Apple TV+. Source

As the latest addition and the first Black cast member on the “The Real Housewives of New York,” Eboni K. Williams is seemingly still assessing

*Rapper Tee Grizzley took to social media recently to encourage fellow artists to get life insurance to protect their families and assets.  “So look, right. As rappers, as successful Black men from the trenches, bro. We the number one target and we the least prepared, you feel me? So, I feel like everybody should have Source

*Lakeith Stanfield is speaking out once more about the backlash over him moderating a Clubhouse room in which users allegedly engaged in anti-Semitic rhetoric. We previously reported, according to the Daily Beast, Stanfield never said anything hateful about Jewish people but following criticism for joining the chat, he apologized and appeared in another Clubhouse session Source

Retired rapper Joe Budden made headlines earlier this week after he went on a tirade during an episode of his “Joe Budden Podcast,” which ultimately

*Hip-hop producer Mally Mall has been busted for allegedly running a prostitution business in Las Vegas, and now he’s facing 33 months in prison.  Mall, 45, (real name Jamal Rashid) has famously worked with Snoop Dogg, Nick Cannon and Chris Brown and was featured on “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood”. The FBI investigated him in Source

*A fired up, hookah-toking Kwame Brown came for fellow NBA vets Gilbert Arenas, Stephen Jackson and Matt Barnes for talking bad about him on a podcast. Brown went after the trio one by one in response to Arenas’ recent appearance on Barnes and Jackson’s podcast, All the Smoke, where Arenas – who played with Brown on Source

"From casual inquiries about how to pronounce specific names to more pointed questions about how to make the workplace more accommodating to people of color, I was the go-to person."

The FBI recently arrested two current and one retired New York Police Department officer for their alleged connections to corruption schemes involving heroin trafficking. One

*Yvette Lee Bowser the producer and showrunner who brought us shows like “Living Single,” “Half & Half,” and recently “Dear White People” is back with another show for the culture! She’s the executive producer of Starz’s new drama series “Run the World.” The show follows four women in their 30s living in Harlem, NY trying to Source

Fat Joe isn’t taking back the high praise he gave his brother in music, DJ Khaled, during a recent episode of “Drink Champs” regardless if