We got former Nickelodeon star Kel Mitchell to join us on the show today to talk about what inspired his new 90-day devotional book and what led him to accepting a new path in ministry.
"Gary's Tea" discussed some very interesting topics today, including a pregnancy announcement from two music superstars, a little lesbian flirtation between two R&B queens and a hip-hop king that believes he's making way too much money to be single.
We're continuing our conversation around safety prevention by focusing in on the popular trend of online dating, and to share some helpful tips we brought on our good friend from the Birmingham Police Department and A&E's hit crime series 'The First 48,' Detective Chris Anderson.
Maria More fills in for today's "Front Page News" to deliver some major recent headlines, and Rock-T gives his sports recap as per usual to talk Rams vs Bengals at the upcoming Super Bowl game.
Gary’s Tea: Ashanti’s Mic Cuts Out During Her National Anthem Performance Before Chiefs-Bengals Game
With the Super Bowl just a few weeks away, today's "Gary's Tea" puts the focus on two recent headlines related to the biggest annual sporting event of the year.
Da Brat and her fiancé Jesseca ‘Judy’ Dupart announced they are expecting a child together!
The NFL sees it as the artists will be "receiving about $24 million to $30 million worth of exposure, assuming the same rate of value as companies paying for commercial time."
Travis Scott's fans started a petition to reclaim his spot back as the headliner at Coachella.
Chris Brown is being sued for $20 million by a woman named "Jane Doe" who claims she was allegedly raped and drugged on a yacht parked at Diddy's Star Island home
It wouldn't be wrong to describe every co-host on the Rickey Smiley Morning Show as multitalented individuals, and now it looks like Special K has a great idea for how to profit off the skills of his on-air coworkers.
Today's "Hot Spot" report includes the response from gossip blogger Tasha K following her loss to Cardi B in a defamation lawsuit, in addition to the petition D.A.R.E. has made to cancel the hit HBO series 'Euphoria.'
On the two-year anniversary of their deaths, a statue of the late Kobe Bryant and daughter Gianna was placed on the site of where their helicopter crashed in Calabasas, California.