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GINGER ALE BE HITTING ALWAYS I COULD BE DYING OF EVERY POSSIBLE DISEASE AND BE BLEEDING OUT ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD AND TAKE A SIP OF Canada Dry AND BE LIKE ….. DAMN THAT HITS 

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Respect to this soldier, he’s basically just put his middle finger up to these bigots.

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Sly Stallone Snubs Ryan Coogler, Michael B. Jordan and Tessa Thompson, you know the main people who helped make Creed a success...

So Sylvester Stallone got nominated for best supporting actor in a drama for Creed.  

No lie, Stallone earned it, put in some of the best work of his long career, at least in a long number of years.  But let me be perfectly clear, Stallone doesn’t get a nomination without Ryan Coogler, the writer and director of Creed. 

Coogler did the unthinkable when he made the long-a-hot-mess Rocky series relevant again and he performed what some Catholic priests would call a major miracle by making Rocky Balboa more than a pop culture punchline for the first time since the Reagan administration.  Seriously, Creed is a great movie

and this is coming from someone who said “fuck this shit” when I saw Clubber Lang in the previews for Rocky III

I pity the fool, indeed. 

So, Stallone wins the Golden Globe and he gets up to the podium and commences to thank everybody that was involved with the original Rocky, it seems like and…doesn’t say anything about Coogler and Michael B. Jordan (who was the Creed in Creed)

WTF Sly?

What a fuck up, bro…whoa hold up, this just in, I guess Sly did give Coogler and Jordan some love after all:

But it appears Stallone corrected his mistake — the cameras just didn’t catch it.

 According to reports from inside the Beverly Hilton Hotel, Stallone returned to the stage during the commercial break to thank Coogler, Jordan, and Tessa Thompson for “doing all the work” in Creed: 

During the commercial break…

Fuck that during the commercial break ish. Coogler should have been the main person on your list, hell I’d might say he should have been ahead of your wife! She didn’t write Creed, she can come in second. 

GTFO Stallone and you better not forget Coogler at the Oscars, dude!

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#PassItOn

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Amelia Boynton-Robinson, beaten, gassed, and left for dead by police in Selma, Alabama during the first Selma to Birmingham voting rights march. 3/17/65. (x)

Amelia Boynton-Robinson, later that year, meeting with President Lyndon Johnson at the signing of the Voting Rights Act. 8/6/65. (x)

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tonight on twitter. this trend is golden.

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Leonardo DiCaprio honors Native Americans in Globes speech

Leonardo DiCaprio went home with the gold Sunday night for best actor in a drama film. As he wrapped his speech, DiCaprio took a moment to honor the Native Americans depicted in The Revenant. Twitter loved his speech just as much as the roaring audience, to say the least. 

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Atlanta rapper withdraws $200,000 in cash from the bank to buy a car

The rapper said he had withdrawn the cash to buy a vehicle. Initially, Benson said he was in the market for a Maybach, but after the incident at the bank, he said he was thinking about a Ferrari.

“I’m feeling fast,” Benson said.

Withdrawing while black is a crime now. He’s lucky to be alive. Hate it!

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Watch: Taraji P. Henson’s Golden Globe acceptance speech is #BlackExcellence at its finest.

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Viola Davis attends the 73rd Annual Golden Globe Awards held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on January 10, 2016 in Beverly Hills, California.

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Taraji P. Henson attends the 73rd Annual Golden Globe Awards