We did it! President Barack Obama was reelected and the people of Cuyahoga county had a lot to do with it, so our work is done right?? Hardly. This election was hard fought and it proved many things about the changing demographics of this country but many things remain the same in the African-American community […]
This isn’t your father’s America and guess what? I couldn’t be happier! Today the Republican party is realizing that the model they’ve been using for decades to win Presidential elections (sure up the south, poach enough blue collar whites in the Midwest and stir up the base) is now null and void. For the first time in […]
Dating….. What sounds like a fun and easy way to get to know someone has become an experience like Michael Clarke Duncan taking that final walk on Green Mile. Okay I may be exaggerating a little bit, but this is WHACK!!! There are so many things wrong with the dating game these days that I […]
At the request of the Modell family, the planned moment of silence for the late Cleveland Browns owner has been canceled. This helps the Browns out of a very sticky situation. The NFL originally requested all teams honor Modell before kickoff on Sunday, however many fans in Cleveland still despise Art Modell and the fear was that if […]
Former owner of the Cleveland Browns, Art Modell passed away today at the age of 87 of “natural causes” according to his son David Modell. Art Modell is most known for his highly controversial move of the franchise from Cleveland to Baltimore after the 1995 season and in the process, completely destroying the relationship he […]
Now that the Republican National Convention has wrapped up, its time to take a look back at some of the speeches and key moments from the event. Regardless of who you support, it’s important to be informed on where both sides stand. Vice Presidential nominee, Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, provided the energy the RNC […]
Well all the students at Hampton University in Virginia’s business school that have either cornrows or dreadlocks better get ready to visit the barber. The university has decided to uphold the ban on the long expression of hair which first began in 2001. The school’s Business School Dean Sid Credle had this to say: “We’ve been very successful. We’ve […]
When did you first fall in love? No, I mean for real love. Not that puppy love you had for someone in High school, you know the one you dated for 3 months and when you broke up you thought your life was over, nah I’m talking about that first HARDCORE love. That kind of love […]
The pick is in. Republican Presidential nominee Governor Mitt Romney announced today that Congressman Paul Ryan will be his running mate in November as both seek to unseat President Barack Obama. Ryan is best known for his controversial “Ryan Budget” which will totally eliminate many programs that a large number of Americans depend on […]
One of my favorite movies ever is “New Jack City”, and with it being so close to the hottest concert in the city, I thought I would share one of the best scenes from that movie starring one of our Stone Soul Picnic artist Christopher Williams! Check the video out below *WARNING THIS VIDEO CONTAINS […]
Barack Obama first showed up on the national scene when he gave the keynote speech at the 2004 Democratic National Convention in 2004. His incredible ability to communicate with and inspire people was evident early on and we later saw him become the first African American President in history. Watch the young Barack speak to […]
Just a day before training camp starts, rumors have been swirling that the Cleveland Browns have been sold. The Browns moments ago released this statement: “In connection with current rumors and press inquiries, I can report that I’ve been approached by Mr. Jimmy Haslam, who is interested in making an investment in the Cleveland Browns,” […]