Everybody loves Grady. Fred Sanford’s best friend and sidekick, Grady Wilson was a lovable goofball who wasn’t always the sharpest tool in the shed but was always good for a laugh and was ride or die for Fred anytime anywhere. Grady became a fan favorite, so much so that when…

Oh boy! Chris Rock came with it and came with it HARD! And I for one couldn’t be happier. Chris Rock’s Selective Outrage is coming one year after the infamous Oscar slap and Chris had a lot to say. Chris Rock: Selective Outrage is hilarious, raw, edgy and completely…

Rollo Lawson was Lamont’s cool cat best pal and the Tupac Shakur of the 1970s. A snazzy dresser with a love for the ladies and making a quick buck, Rollo Lawson was the coolest dude on the block. Fred Sanford may have hated his guts but we all loved him…

We’ve dug into the best sitcom mothers once upon a time, and now it’s time to delve into those classic sitcom mothers-in-law that made their in laws miserable and made us laugh while doing it. These ladies stole the show whenever they showed up and deserve their flowers here. 10…

Uh oh. Looks like this is gonna be a tuffy. When it comes to iconic sitcoms featuring some of the most talented and beloved black casts of all time, it’s impossible to narrow it down to ten of the greatest… But I’m gonna try anyway. …

When Common Law premiered on the USA Network back in 2012, it was essentially Starsky & Hutch meets The Odd Couple. The pairing of Michael Ealy and Warren Kole was pure magic and made the show so much fun to watch. …

When it comes to iconic tv characters of all time Aunt Esther is easily amongst the best of the best! LaWanda Page was one of the filthiest comics in the business. She made Redd Foxx, Richard Pryor and Sam Kinison seem like Pastors by comparison. But as the hilarious and…

30 years ago today, Groundhog Day took over the world and its legacy has repeated year after year after year. Bill Murray stars as Phil Connors, a self absorbed, chronically obnoxious Pittsburgh Weatherman who finds himself trapped in a time loop on Groundhog Day in the small town of Punxsutawney…

On February 20th, 2001 HBO premiered Boycott. The story of the famous Montgomery Bus Boycott that expanded to a universal movement for civil rights. The film was masterfully directed by actor\director Clark Johnson of Homicide: Life on The Street fame and had a cast that was so remarkable, and so…