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He's spent years becoming one of the most influential Black men in media, but New York Times best-selling author and The Breakfast Club host Charlamagne tha God is making headlines for something even more daring: talking about his own mental health. Charlamagne talks PTSD and trauma, fear, rape culture, and what people should do instead of taking pot shots at Kanye West. Plus: Staying fit on the road, 7 places to get your buff on, dope kicks, and one-on-ones with Fetty Luciano, Beau Young Prince, Bobby Sessions, Adam Davenport, and Tito Montana.

Spike Lee’s latest film, BlacKkKlansman, is the incredible true story of how a Black man kicked the KKK’s ass.

When taken as prescribed, PrEP (or pre-exposure prophylaxis, the HIV-prevention treatment) makes it virtually impossible for you to contract HIV. But will that once-a-day blue pill interfere with your fitness routine? Short answer, no. Here are the deets.

Getting colleges to step up and offer students real sex education

When you finsh partying, you can take Key West's natural side.

Based on James Baldwin's 44 year old book, this new film is still just as timely. 

Brockhampton brings a rebellious edge to the typically vanilla genre.