The Reprint by Lenox & Parker

The Reprint by Lenox & Parker

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Da’Vinchi’s Controversial Comments, Nolan Wells Questions & Do Hits Still Matter?

In case you missed it… The Reprint is back with perspective after the headlines. Actor Da’Vinchi sparks debate over Black Americans, work ethic and the Black diaspora after making controversial comments during a conversation with Cam Newton. We unpack the backlash and the larger conversation around cultural identity, stereotypes and division within the Black community. Dennis Byron, EIC of Hip Hop Enquirer and TMZ News contributor, joins us to discuss the unanswered questions surrounding the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells. After a grand jury declined to bring criminal charges, Wells’ family continues to push for transparency and further investigation as questions remain surrounding the circumstances of his death. Then, Dom Hollins, founder of Forever Hollins Management and Shok The Culture, joins the conversation as we examine Jermaine Dupri’s criticism of artists touring without current hits. In an era dominated by social media, streaming numbers and viral moments, does having followers still matter if you don’t have music people want to hear? Plus, we close with an affirmation and spotlight Black Biz of the Day: Jazmine Jackson, whose journey from moving to Atlanta with $40 to building a successful beauty business and a global entrepreneur prayer community is a powerful story of faith, purpose and perseverance. The Reprint — Perspective After the Headlines.
T2 · E21
6 oct 2026
1:47:30

Rick Ross, Halle Berry & Kai Cenat Make Headlines as Sports and College Athletics Take Center Stage

In this episode of The Reprint, we break down the latest headlines involving Rick Ross, Halle Berry and Kai Cenat, including disputed domestic-violence and custody allegations and the viral fallout surrounding Cenat. In sports, the Atlanta Falcons look to build on a statement win, the Cleveland Browns surge to the top of the AFC North, and Odell Beckham Jr.’s return to the Giants comes to an abrupt end. We also examine the Senate’s passage of the Protect College Sports Act and what proposed federal rules could mean for NIL and athlete compensation. Plus, Cicley Gay, founder of BLM Sports, joins the conversation to discuss access, wellness, capital and opportunity for Black athletes and communities. We close with an affirmation and Black Biz of the Day: Zelmwell, a digital wellness platform focused on emotional support for adults with ADHD.
T2 · E20
2 oct 2026
1:41:36

What Do Adult Children Owe Their Aging Parents? | Tyrese, Diddy, Kendrick Sampson & Atlanime Fest

In this episode of The Reprint, we take a closer look at the stories making headlines and the bigger conversations behind them. Tyrese Gibson is seeking an arrest warrant for his ex-wife, Samantha Lee Gibson, accusing her of violating their custody agreement. Samantha disputes the allegations, adding another chapter to their ongoing custody and financial legal battle. We also discuss reports of Diddy receiving unusually favorable treatment while serving time at Fort Dix, allegations his representative disputes. Then, “Insecure” star Kendrick Sampson opens up about wanting children and why he believes co-parenting with a close friend—not necessarily a romantic partner—could create a stronger family “village.” Our main conversation asks: What Do Adult Children Owe Their Aging Parents? We explore caregiving, family responsibility, reciprocity, aging, sibling roles and the importance of having difficult conversations before a family crisis. Plus, we welcome a guest from Atlanime Fest, returning to Atlanta October 15–18 for its second year. Now expanded to four days, the festival brings together anime, hip-hop, gaming, fashion and Black creativity. We ask what its growth says about the way Black culture is redefining the relationship between anime and hip-hop. We also examine the story of Mary Moore, a former Clayton County jail employee whose conviction and placement on Georgia’s sex-offender registry have created ongoing challenges with housing, employment and family stability. And we close with our Black Biz of the Day, highlighting award-winning celebrity makeup artist and hairstylist Saisha Beecham, whose work includes Usher, Taraji P. Henson, Sanaa Lathan, Kelly Rowland, Yara Shahidi and Chadwick Boseman. The Reprint brings perspective beyond the headlines—covering culture, community, entertainment, relationships and the conversations shaping our lives. Subscribe, follow and join the conversation. If you want, I can also turn this into a shorter, more SEO-focused YouTube description with hashtags and searchable keywords.
T2 · E19
30 sept 2026
1:40:37

Black Childhood, Belonging & Who Really Gets the R&B Crown?

In case you missed it… This week on The Reprint, we unpack the headlines and the bigger conversations behind them—from Jacquees’ arrest and Snoop Dogg hosting the 2026 VMAs to remembering legendary songwriter and producer Manuel Seal. Then we go deeper into the conversation surrounding Nolan Wells and the adultification of Black children, asking what happens when Black boys are denied the innocence and vulnerability associated with childhood. We also explore the emotional cost of being “the exception” in predominantly white spaces—and whether opportunity without belonging is enough. And in music, Usher puts a crown on it, reigniting the debate over who really gets to be called the King of R&B and what legacy, influence and longevity actually mean. Plus, our Affirmation of the Week and Black Biz of the Day: Too Groovy Hair Care. The Reprint — Perspective After the Headlines.
T2 · E18
28 sept 2026
1:37:21

The Price of Influence, College Sports Money & Diddy’s Legal Drama

What is the true cost of using your platform? In this episode of The Reprint, we examine the heavy trade-offs between principle, reputation, and freedom across culture, media, and sports. Platform vs. Sacrifice: Macklemore’s removal from Ed Sheeran’s tour leads to a $2M joint pledge with Ms. Rachel for Palestinian aid—raising the question of whether we value celebrity statements or the financial sacrifice that follows. The High Price of Reputation: As Sean "Diddy" Combs’ lawyers seek to withdraw from his $100M defamation case over unpaid fees, we explore what happens when defending your name becomes its own financial battle. TV Nostalgia or Stagnation? With Whoopi Goldberg stepping away from The View, original hosts like Star Jones and Lisa Ling return for its 30th season. Is bringing back the old guard a celebration of history or a reliance on past success? The Business of Athletics: We break down Congress's move to regulate NIL deals in college sports, alongside Ryan Clark’s post-ESPN push for media independence against non-compete clauses. NFL Week 2 Breakdown: The Atlanta Falcons face a major quarterback dilemma against Carolina—can their defense carry them while the offense figures out its leader? Featured Black Business of the Day: Ovation for Men (ovationfragrance.com), an Atlanta-based fragrance brand blending luxury scents with NIL athlete partnerships.
T2 · E17
18 sept 2026
1:29:54

Chris Brown Controversy, Emmys So White, Tisha Campbell’s AuDHD Diagnosis & Stockbridge Mayor Removed

On this episode of The REPRINT, we break down the stories making headlines and the bigger conversations behind them. The 2026 Emmys reignite the “Emmys So White” debate after no actors of color won in the 12 major televised acting categories, despite major Black talent among the nominees. We also discuss Tisha Campbell’s AuDHD diagnosis, what the term means, and how her personal journey connects to her experience raising a son with autism. Plus, Texas Rep. Venton Jones apologizes following criticism over a Congressional Record recognition presented to Chris Brown, raising questions about separating an artist’s cultural contributions from documented conduct. And we examine the removal of 23-year-old Stockbridge Mayor Jayden Williams following an impeachment hearing involving allegations of misconduct and questions surrounding public trust and accountability. Black Business of the Day: BLK & Bold, the Black-owned coffee and tea company turning everyday purchases into support for youth-focused initiatives. This is The REPRINT — the news after the headlines, with context, conversation and the questions that matter to our community.
T2 · E16
16 sept 2026
1:06:42

Boosie’s $600K Pardon Fight, Tyler Perry on Healing & Love & Marriage: Huntsville Returns

On this episode, we’re going beyond the headlines to examine the bigger conversations behind three stories making waves. Boosie Badazz is reportedly fighting to recover money connected to an unsuccessful effort to secure a presidential pardon. Beyond the reported $600,000 price tag, the story raises questions about political access, influence, money, and what happens when promises involving powerful connections don’t deliver. Tyler Perry is opening up about healing and confronting childhood experiences after decades of building an entertainment empire. We explore what happens when success is no longer about survival—and personal healing becomes the next chapter. And Love & Marriage: Huntsville is back for Season 12, with Martell Holt’s complicated relationship history continuing to shape the conversation. With old wounds, new dynamics, and familiar drama returning, we ask: after 12 seasons, what should a show centered on love and marriage look like? Plus, our Affirmation of the Day and Business of the Day, featuring Ebony Horsewomen, an equestrian and therapeutic center focused on healing, empowerment, youth development, and community care. The headlines are only the beginning. #TheReprint #Boosie #TylerPerry #LoveAndMarriageHuntsville #MartellHolt #EbonyHorsewomen #LenoxAndParker #Entertainment
T2 · E15
15 sept 2026
1:16:18

Raven-Symoné, Cam Newton, Charles Barkley & N.O.R.E. More

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On this episode of The REPRINT, we break down the stories driving conversation across culture, entertainment, sports, and media. We discuss the debate surrounding Raven-Symoné and Black representation, the increasingly personal feud between DJ Vlad and N.O.R.E., and Ashanti’s reflections on love, legacy, and the evolution of R&B. In sports, Cam Newton questions the lack of minority representation among top NFL broadcast analysts, Charles Barkley hints that the end may be near for Inside the NBA, LSU avoids immediate SEC sanctions, and the Atlanta Falcons’ quarterback situation could put an undrafted rookie in the spotlight. Plus, we spotlight Bottom Line Burke as our Business of the Day. Join us for the conversation, the context, and the questions behind today’s headlines.
T2 · E14
11 sept 2026
1:36:38

Jimmy Kimmel, Chris Rock, Stevie Wonder, Fat Joe & More

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On today’s episode of The Reprint, we break down the biggest stories making headlines—from rumors surrounding Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night future and Chris Rock’s push for Madagascar 4, to Stevie Wonder celebrating 50 years of Songs in the Key of Life. We also discuss Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married? reunion, Fat Joe’s controversial comments about race and hip-hop, Toni Braxton and Birdman’s rare glimpse into married life, and the serious questions surrounding accountability, trust, and public safety in Richmond. Plus, we celebrate new Miss America Regan Hutsell and spotlight today’s Business of the Day, Sweat Pretty.
T2 · E13
9 sept 2026
1:17:54

Amazon Plane Crash, Ciara’s Pregnancy, Tuskegee Dress Code & McBride Sisters

On this episode of The Reprint, we take a look at the latest headlines shaping culture, entertainment, business and conversations within the Black community. We discuss the deadly Amazon cargo plane crash at Miami International Airport, Ciara and Russell Wilson’s growing family, Chef Shawn Osbey’s role at the Atlanta Food & Wine Festival, and the mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case. We also examine the debate surrounding Tuskegee University’s dress code and the larger conversation about professionalism, Black identity and respectability politics. For our Business of the Day, we highlight the McBride Sisters and their impact on the wine industry, entrepreneurship and opportunities for professional women. Plus, we close with our Affirmation of the Day: Your story can open doors that others never thought to build. The Reprint brings the news, culture and conversations you need to know — with perspective, context and a little conversation along the way.
T2 · E12
8 sept 2026
1:39:36
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