The Kardashian sisters are doing their part to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey.

According to TMZ, Kim, Kris, Khloe, Kendall, Kylie, and Kourtney gave $500,000 to The Red Cross and The Salvation Army Tuesday. The money will be wired and split evenly.The donation is one of many made by celebrities after Kevin Hart challengedother stars to pitch in.

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Karyn Parsons stopped by VladTV to discuss a bevy of topics. In this clip, she details the early days of the Fresh Prince of Bel Air. She talks about working as a hostess during the time of the pilot being shot and explains how Will Smith didn’t have much acting experience prior to the show. Continue Reading

New York Jets coach Todd Bowles has named 15-year-veteran Josh McCown the team’s starting quarterback heading into the 2017 regular season.

When McCown takes the field for the September 10th opener vs. the Bills he will become the fourth Week 1 starter in New York since 2012. That gives the Jets one of the highest turnovers ratios in the league, with Mark Sanchez, Geno Smith and Ryan Fitzpatrick all trying their hand at the position over the past five seasons. Continue Reading

Donald Trump has said that he likes to use Twitter because of all the fake news from media outlets, but it turns out the president himself is spreading fake news.

On Monday, Trump retweeted a message from Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich, who stated that former President Barack Obama pardoned a traitor and terrorist killer, that is actually false information. Trump not only retweeted the inaccurate message, he later repeated versions of it at a White House press conference. Continue Reading

Lamar Odom was living his best life with the Los Angeles Lakers. He had friends, family, stability, and was an integral part of the team’s 2009 and 2010 championship wins. His life, however, was upended when the Lakers traded him to the Dallas Mavericks, he disclosed in an interview with Shams Charania for The Vertical.

“That trade from the Lakers basically ended my career and purpose,” Odom told The Vertical. “I was never really myself ever again. Being in L.A., the structure, the people I knew, it hurt leaving. I had great memories with the Lakers, with Kobe and Pau. That was a special time in my life. Continue Reading

Comedian DL Hughley here tells Vlad about how he got his career off the ground. DL describes hustling in the LA comedy club scene, working at the LA Times, and finally breaking through with his first HBO comedy special. Watch above. Continue Reading

Most people wouldn’t know what spend their money on if they were to make over $200 million in under 45 minutes, good thing Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather is here to give us the blueprint. Continue Reading

“My goal is to be the best in the league,” Ben Simmons told ESPN. “I’m not worried about other rookies, I’m worried about the guys at the top, and that’s where I want to be.” Continue Reading

David Banner spoke openly about his views on politics today, and he addressed a comment about Trump being the best thing to happen to black people in recent years. He explained that black communities are more politically engaged since Trump was elected, and Banner added that a lot of hidden racism in white communities, especially from women, has come to light. Continue Reading