Revisiting Dave Chappelle’s Block Party, A Celebratory Concert Film and Reclamation of Black Fandom

Victoria and David Beckham have a very impressive catalogue of properties to their name, from a dreamy Cotswolds getaway to their luxurious London lodgings. However, UK to one side, the power couple who wow with their combined talents in football, fashion and music, have also purchased further afield, recently reportedly locking down a casual £20 million Miami penthouse, complete with helipad and swimming pool.

Depeche Mode are set to stream their LiVE SPiRiTS concert film in its entirety next week via YouTube.Performed in Berlin as part of the Global Spirit Tour, the 2018 show features sporadically in the group’s acclaimed SPiRiTS in the Forest documentary which is coming to DVD/Blu-Ray on June 26.To celebrate the home release, Depeche Mode have teamed up with Live Nation to bring the full LiVE SPiRiTS gig to YouTube next Thursday (June 25).

Calvin Bassey. It is a name that few would have recognised but as more details emerged it seemed an understandable move.One of the weaknesses of Gerrard's side last season was the dip in form when rampaging left-back Borna Barisic was injured.

Roger Waters has released his Us + Them concert film, which captures the Pink Floyd co-founder’s 2018 tour of the same name.Comprised of footage from the four nights Waters and his band played at Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome in June 2018, as well as footage shot on location in the United Kingdom, the film also showcases the tour’s “state-of-the-art visual production and breath-taking sound.”The film features a set list that spans Waters’ entire career, including ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’, ‘The

Dave Chappelle said “the streets are talking for themselves” following the death of George Floyd, in a surprise special entitled 8.46, the length of time a white police officer knelt on the neck of the unarmed black man.

Kanye West has objected to the references made for Michael Jackson in media. Defending the King of Pop, Kanye West recently said that media should not "tear down our heroes." Kanye West also denounced using references like "Wacko Jacko" and other names given to Michael Jackson by several agencies and media.

Anok Yai is addressing Carine Roitfeld’s comments in a touching essay about racism within the fashion industry.For a little refresh, amid the George Floyd protests, the CR Fashion Book founder posted an Instagram picture of her embracing Yai.

As people continue to fight for equality and law enforcement reform through peaceful protests and the Black Lives Matter movement, many are wondering what they can do to educate themselves on systemic racism.

Whenever tragedy strikes, celebrities and entertainers have their own way of helping out during tough times. E! Online reported that the iconic rapper, Kanye West, joined the ranks of other performing artists who donated to various pro-black organizations.

Wow, this is one of the most hopeful, inspiring stories we’ve heard in a long time. And it’s all thanks to the pure class of Dave Chappelle.

The renewed Black Lives Matter movement reminds comedian Kenny DeForest about a powerful exchange Dave Chappelle once had with a heckler.

After a 20-year old clip of Saturday Night Live resurfaced on social media last week that featured Jimmy Fallon in blackface, the comedian has issued a formal apology on air and he claims that he is “not a racist.” Fallon opened up Monday’s episode of The Tonight Show by promising his fans “a different kind of show” to address the controversy. The clip was from a 2000 episode of SNL that saw Fallon in blackface while impersonating his fellow comedian and SNL alum, Chris Rock.