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Jordan Benston of production company Oracle Media LLC (“Oracle Media”) will be dropping clips of its newly produced content in collaboration with DJ Drama to launch the release of his new project entitled “I’m Really Like That.” Five videos will be posted on social media over a five-day period. Each scene reenacts the legendary hip-hop film,…
Joe and the guys are BACK! After taking a few weeks off to rejuvenate, the crew returns to business as they cover all they’ve missed and discuss how they spent their vacations. The crew also remembers battle rapper Pat Stay (20:15) and PNB Rock (27:10). Next, they discuss Jay-Z’s comments on capitalism (1:28:55), Kanye’s continued…
Dakari Eli, host of The Bigger Picture interviews legendary actor Omar Epps. Watch as he discuss his production company and its new movie, The Devil You Know.
Grammy-Award winner singer/songwriter Davion Farris, best known for single “Sometimes” which was featured in the most recent season of Showtime’s The Chi, covers the April issue of Urban Magazine. Farris, brother of SiR and D Smoke, sat with Urban Magazine’s publisher Be’n Original and writer Lís to discuss his relationship with his famous siblings, his…
Will Smith and Chris Rock have dominated the news cycle and the guys recap the slap heard around the world (6:07). Joe and the crew also discuss Tyler Perry’s role-playing as Madea (1:26:17), Benny the Butcher and Freddie Gibbs tension (1:33:56), and T.I. quitting podcasting because it wasn’t lucrative enough (1:40:21). Next a friend of…
Boundaries and bonds are tested in this gritty crime-thriller drama about family, morality, and redemption. Once-incarcerated Marcus Cowans (Omar Epps) is trying to turn over a new leaf with the support of his loving family. Upon discovering that one of his brothers (Will Catlett) may have been involved in a horrific crime, Marcus grapples with…
Actor Omar Epps stopped by a Brooklyn school to show students that success means staying in school. Epps, a Brooklyn native, was invited to the Life Academy High School for Film and Music to unveil a new poster campaign for “I WILL GRADUATE,” a city-sponsored youth development program. The actor says it’s a personal project for him, having gone…