Vic Mensa & Da Brat Join The Cast Of ‘The Chi’ Season 4 [TRAILER]
The drama series is tackling the relationship between the Black community and the local police.
The drama series is tackling the relationship between the Black community and the local police.
ABC is presenting a new program focusing on provocative conversations about current events.
Common, Chuck D. and others are planning to celebrate the life and legacy of legendary Harry Belafonte during a surprise birthday party!
The celebrity couple had a good time taking the “silhouette challenge” over the weekend.
Rap star Common give Tiffany plenty of freedom in their growing relationship!
Nas had an in-depth and open conversation with fellow hip Hop star Common on the Chicago rapper’s new audio series “Mind Power Mixtape.”
Common and Tiffany Haddish are going strong, despite rumors there may have been trouble in paradise.
The Neo-Soul masterpiece, recorded at the iconic Electric Lady Studios, featured the Soulquarians collective.
The emcee/actor/activist speaks with CNN’s Ana Cabrera.
Common sparked rumors that he and Tiffany Haddish have split, in the aftermath of her message trashing an unknown ex-boyfriend.
“With all the negativity I experienced the other day, today was full of positivity.”
The legendary emcee is releasing new music he says is meant to “uplift, heal, and inspire listeners dealing with racial injustices as well as other social injustices.”
Common, Gary Clark Jr., Eric Bellinger, Rotimi, Kirk Franklin, and other Black men appear on the track.
Common is doing his part to make sure young people turn up at the polls on November 3rd, when the United States will elect the next president.
The ‘CTV3′ creator will discuss the importance of voting with “Grown-ish’ star Yara Shahidi and other celebs.
Common is looking to help out his fans with a new show featuring mental health wellness advice.
Chicago rapper Common is heading to the DNC to help wrangle up support for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
There are three sides to every story. Will Common tell his?
A popular Brooklyn festival has gone virtual with the support of legendary artists Questlove and Common.
Common will join the “Bear Witness” livestream on YouTube for a conversation on race relations in the U.S.