Chuck Creekmur

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Charleston’s Forgotten Memorial Day Roots Were Planted by Black Hands Honoring the Union Dead Memorial Day might look like backyard barbecues and flag-draped parades now, but its earliest roots trace back to the ruins of the Civil War. And it all started with newly freed Black people who insisted the Union’s fallen be appropriately honored.

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Who remembers the good old days of The Boondocks? Created by Aaron McGruder and originally debuting on Adult Swim in 2005, The Boondocks wasn’t just a cartoon—it was a revolution. Bold, satirical and unflinchingly honest, the show tackled race, class, politics and pop culture with razor-sharp wit. For many, it remains one of the most intelligent and daring animated series in television history. But could it ever come back?

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Al B. Sure! and the mystery of Kim Porter’s death continues to resurface like a bad ex in your DMs. Literally! Al has kept it just cryptic enough to keep us watching. The former Uptown crooner, who once had the ladies swooning (and some men), has kept the Diddy conspiracy going. But now, the internet isn’t the only one side-eyeing him. Kim Porter’s best friend is officially done. Al B. Sure! was once that guy. Uptown Records. Andre Harrell.

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At this year’s Fan Expo in Philadelphia, AllHipHop’s Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur caught up with one of the most influential creative voices in television, comics and pop culture—Rodney Barnes. Barnes is known for his work on The Boondocks, Everybody Hates Chris, and more recently his acclaimed horror comic Killadelphia.

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Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur talks about one of his heroes in creativity, the incomparable Sacha Jenkins. A few years ago, I had the privilege and honor to sit on a panel with the ubiquitous creative Sacha Jenkins. For me, it was more than a speaking engagement, it was a moment of validation. I had followed his work for years, decades actually. Sacha, the co-founder of the legendary ego trip magazine, represented a curvy, creative lane I deeply admired.