Death Row Employee Outs Suge Knight for Having Biggie Killed

Former police officer and Death Row Employee finally tells the truth about who was behind the Biggie murder. He says that Suge Kight is “responsible” although he himself didn’t pull the trigger. Although it has been rumored, this is the first time that anyone inside of Death Row Records has implicated Suge as giving the order to murder Biggie.

Proof That Kevin Samuels Targets Black Women

If you can't find an audience, find an enemy. This is a marketing tactic that works very well, especially in a sensitive climate like we have today. Kevin Samuels learned this from Jordan Peterson, a Canadian academic who started a verbal war with the gay and trans community. Many famous people have used this same tactic including rapper 50 Cent, Floyd Mayweather, Donald Trump, and even Oprah to a degree. 

So, what enemy did Kevin Samuels choose? Is it all women, or black women? I can’t speak on one’s intentions, but the evidence in his brand seems to point to a disdain for black women. Below are pictures of the thumbnails he uses. Over 90% of them are black women.

Kevin is a very corporate minding guy. So, my best guess is that he wants nothing to do with the backlash that comes from targeting WHITE WOMEN exclusively. Which I like to classify as the residual effect of the Emmett Til murder.

Tiffany Haddish Takes A Pay Cut to Help Other Black Comedians Rise

Tiffany Haddish has a show on Netflix called “They Ready” that basically introduces comedians of color to the world. Many of these comedians are industry vets who don’t really get the recognition they deserve. The show has proven to have a global reach because of the NETFLIX platform.

According to fellow comedian Godfrey (video below) Tiffany took a pay cut to get him and others on the show. This is very rare in the world of comedy, which seems to be more of a dog eat dog industry.

Why are LIFETIME biopics so bad?

This Salt-n-Pepa mini-series is co-produced by Queen Latifah and directed by Mario Van Peebles, yet the casting still seems to be off. How difficult is it to find people who can act and look somewhat close to the character they’re portraying? Remember the #LifetimeBeLike hashtag? 

Lifetime has a history of bad biopics. I understand people’s hunger for reminders of their childhood but this trend of biopic after biopic has to fade away at some point. Some of the biopics have come after the celebrity has died and has sparked controversy over the direction of the stories. However this Salt-n-Pepa biopic is different, they are still alive and seem to be included in the project. Maybe this will be the one where Lifetime gets it right, I doubt it but who knows?



5 questions I would ask every character in my screenplay

What is the character’s overall desire?

To survive, to win, to be accepted, to make up for the past, to be famous, to be loved

What is the character’s tangible/physical desire?

A girl, money, or diamonds

What is the main character hiding from other characters?

Walter White - Breaking Bad

What is the main character hiding from the audience?

Tyler Durdan - Fight Club

What does the audience dream about that this character is able to fulfill?

Batman overcomes his fears.

Who does impressions better than Godfrey

It amazes me that Godfrey is not a bigger named comedian.

Gilbert Arenas explains why a defender would rather guard Kobe than Iverson

Gilbert explains how hard it was to match the energy of Allen Iverson.