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Facebook gears up to allow creatives to charge for livestreams as Vivica Fox explains how Hollywood has changed with regard to "tokenism" and Diddy proclaims he will hold the "black vote" hostage until Biden proves what he has to offer the community.

Kanye uses a pressure campaign to realize his goal of being crowned a billionaire by Forbes Magazine, as Michael Jordan recounts his teammates wild days in his rookie year in the NBA and former Vogue insider Andre Leon Talley excoriates Anna Wintour in his soon-to-be released memoirs.

Rapper The Game loses future revenue for the foreseeable future in a lawsuit, as Kanye reemerges from the shadows for another eye-opening interview and Michael Buble becomes the subject of surprising conjecture via social media.

Ray & Jay discuss the prospect of Adele paying her ex-husband 10's of millions of dollars in their divorce, as The Weeknd's comments about Usher ruffle feathers and Tyler Perry's philanthropy continues in light of COVID-19.

Floyd Mayweather's daughter is accused of stabbing another woman over NBA Youngboy, as the COVID outbreak proves advantageous for some and Kiely Williams jumps on IGLive to tell her side of the story regarding 3LW's demise.

2020 continues to disappoint as "influencers" record themselves licking toilets and doorknobs for clout, Summer Walker and her producer boyfriend come under fire for their social media antics and the Whitney Houston Hologram tour begins.

Oprah falls prey to a social media hoax, as drag superstar RuPaul's decision to lease land to oil companies is called into question and COVID-19 continues it's ripple effect through every aspect of our lives.

Ray & Jay discuss Harvey Weinstein's conviction and sentencing as Waka Flocka proves once again that toxic masculinity is alive and well within hip-hop circles and the novel coronavirus casts a dark cloud over just about everything.

Ray & Jay find themselves at odds this week as the Love Is Blind confrontation between bisexual cast member Carlton and his fiancée Diamond makes waves in the media, DaBaby finds himself in hot water yet again and a pivotal character is cut from the live action reimagining of Mulan due to #metoo.

Ray & Jay are back and better than ever as bully victim Quaden Bayles is victimized by rumors about his age, Snoop braves the Red Table after apologizing for his Gayle King controversy and Normani addresses her complicated relationship with Camila Cabello.