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B-13 Peer Review: A Very Sincere Heartfelt Apology to A Vindicated Brother

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   The Cafe' Thi nk Tank HE WHO HAS AN EAR LET HIM HEAR! By: Willy Bill| The Cafe' Blog| Politics of Systemic Change Funky Dineva, I just want to sincerely apologize to you for the post we made in response to the Tamar situation. After taking some time to reflect, and all has aged, I have come to realize that I allowed my personal connection to the Braxton family to influence how I responded. The Braxtons are related to me, so I took the situation personally and reacted from a place of emotion rather than stepping back and looking at the situation objectively. That does not excuse what I said or how I responded to you. I respect that you have your own perspective and the right to express it, even when I may disagree with it. I should have handled the situation with more scrutiny and restraint instead of allowing my personal feelings and family connection to dictate my response. For that, I am genuinely sorry. My intention was never to disrespect you or attack you personally. I...
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Tamar Braxton Accident/ Possible Assault

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  View this post on Instagram A post shared by @theybfdailynow Reported Incident Involving Tamar Braxton Reportedly, on Saturday night, August 16, 2025, singer and reality star Tamar Braxton was discovered by a friend in a pool of blood with a fractured nose, loss of some mobility, and four missing teeth. She reportedly had no memory of what had happened to her. Early the next morning, Tamar posted to Instagram: “Thank you God for waking me up today.” According to Tamar, she began receiving calls asking what had happened, and while struggling to explain, she decided to share the post above. Later, she added another statement: “The way I look at life now is totally different. As my health is on the mend, my mental journey begins… pray for me for real.” We attempted to reach out to Vince Herbert for a statement but have not yet received a response.   View this post on Instagram A post shared by No Chaser TV (@nochaser_tv) Statemen...
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inquiring minds

Everyone wants to know why Alfonso Ribeiro said about Tyler Perry, I don't want that man doing nothing for me! I have the answer! 24:26 (Tyler Perry SHAKES As Monique & KW NAMES)
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Court TV: Shannon Sharpe Addresses Rape Allegations In $50M Lawsuit

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    B-13 Peer Review To break it down clearly: - Criminal cases (e.g., if someone were to press charges) require proof " beyond a reasonable doubt ", which is a much higher standard. - Civil cases, like lawsuits for defamation, assault, or emotional distress, only require a " preponderance of the evidence ", meaning it's more likely than not (just over 50%). People often file civil suits instead of criminal charges for various reasons: - Statute of limitations for criminal prosecution may have already expired (even if civil is still valid). - Prosecutors might decline to file charges, due to lack of strong enough evidence. (lack of or No Mens rea ) Victims may want financial compensation, which only civil court can provide. Control: In a civil case, the accuser has more direct control over the process, unlike a criminal case which is handled by the state or " We the people ." When public figures like Shannon or Katt Williams get involved, media attent...
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B-13 Peer Review's Unsung: The Merc Boys

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  B-13 Peer Review                                      The Merc Boys (From left to right) A.L.* 5th Ave * Brick Top * Sosa     PHOTO BY - B-13 Productions We were sent this video by a close personal friend. The owner of the blog — once a respected talent manager in Hollywood — had walked away from the industry because, in his words,  “everyone just wanted to be a rapper.”  What he was searching for wasn’t fame or flash. He was looking for  honest artistry  — an artist who could speak truthfully about the struggle of being a Black man in America. He wasn’t interested in misogyny, glorified violence, drug culture, or ego-driven megalomania. What he wanted was  raw, unapologetic truth  — unfiltered and real. And then he found a group that gave him just that:  The MERC Boys . They were different. Authentic. Powerful. Their lyrics didn’t ...
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Michael Wright: One of the Finest Underrated Actors of Our Time

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B-13 Peer Review:    Michael Wright is one of the finest, most underrated actors of our time. Exceedingly well-versed, multilingual, and possessing a well-defined style rarely seen in Hollywood today, Wright stands as a master of his craft. His body of work in television includes the 1983 NBC science fiction miniseries V ,  its 1984 sequel V: The Final Battle , and V: The Series , in which he played Elias Taylor. He also appeared in the 1987 episode “The Savage” of Miami Vice , and starred in the HBO series Oz as Omar White from 2001 to 2003. Wright has also appeared on New York Undercover and portrayed Lazarus Prime on Black Lightning . (Lazarus Prime Below) Lazarus Prime - (Black Lightning 2) His film credits include the 1987 drama The Principal as Victor Duncan, opposite James Belushi, and the 1994 crime drama Sugar Hill with Wesley Snipes. He played Clinton, the leader of The Del Bombers gang, in the cult classic The Wanderers . His most recent film role was in 20...
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B-13 Peer Review: Sinners

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  "If you're going to tell a story rooted in Black struggle, do your homework." "Oakland and Los Angeles are not just settings — they’re libraries of Black history. From the Panthers to Watts, from resistance to renaissance, there’s no excuse for superficial storytelling when that legacy is right there." ~ WillyBill Coogler had the platform, the talent, and the opportunity — but the filmmaker chose theme over substance. Oakland and Los Angeles as Black History Libraries : Both cities have significant historical contributions to the Black experience, from the Black Panther Party’s roots in Oakland to the cultural movements in Los Angeles. These aren’t just settings — they are rich, complex histories. The overarching ideas were loud and clear, but what was missing was depth — the kind you get when you dig into the actual people, movements, and moments that shaped Black power and Black pain. Instead, it felt like it was made to impress the surface-level audience....
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