New England Sun-Times

Michael Yo doing exactly what they expect. #Coon On the Insider TV show, which aired Tuesday, October 14, 2014, host Michel Yo seemed a little upset that Sasha and Malia Obama were named some of Time Magazine’s 25 Most Influential Teens for 2014. The host who claims he’s a comedian barked: “What makes them influential? They haven’t said anything. Moving along.” If Mr. Yo looked up the word influential it has absolutely nothing to do with what is said, but more like what is done. Maybe he forgot how the President’s oldest daughter served as an intern for Halle Berry. Many young women who profess to be actors would love that job – with any actor. Can we celebrate our young black women for any accomplishments? If my daughter received a nod from the likes of Time Magazine, I wouldn’t question it. My daughter is quite accomplished at her school. It’s disturbing that a grown man who is always seen clowning and vying for the top groupie position whenever a non-influential cel

A$AP Ferg and his God Ralph Lauren. Both have nothing to do with Hip Hop Culture. I ran across a recent post in AllHipHop.com where the rapper A$ap Ferg was quoted from a Complex Magazine interview concerning a meeting with designer Ralph Lauren saying: “It’s like meeting God in the flesh. It’s definitely spiritual,” said Ferg. “A prophet. He’s like Elijah Muhammad.” Unfortunately, today's society has Ferg and many of his cohorts, fans and backers fooled and tricked into the knowledge of who God is and ultimately; who they are individually. Ferg's blasphemous comment is proof positive that he is walking in triple stage darkness and needs light shed upon him. If Ralph Lauren was a prophet, he would have foreseen the changing of the guards back in 2004 when his designer Max Wilson resigned after an 11-year stint with Lauren to head P. Diddy's women's collection. The "prophet" would have also been well aware that one of his former employees Jeffrey Tw