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In today’s episode, Lauren is checking in behind the scenes of the grind as New York Fashion Week kicks off, merch drops for Brown Girl Grindin, and big shifts happen in daytime TV. We break down the surprising news around Sherri Shepherd and Kelly Clarkson’s talk shows and what it could mean for the future of talk and podcast media.

Plus — J. Cole is outside with fans following the release of The Fall Off, possibly his final album. From trunk tours in a Honda Civic to HBCU culture, Lauren dives into why Cole’s rollout feels authentic to his roots and why fans are still showing up heavy — proven by major first-day streaming numbers.

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Today’s episode gets personal as Loren opens up about navigating self-doubt, instinct, and finding clarity in a season of rapid growth and preparation. Then, we break down urgent developing stories — including the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s mother, new FBI updates, and the ongoing search for Lil Jon’s missing son. Real talk, real time news, and the conversations shaking the room.

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Loren Lorosa breaks down today’s biggest conversations in pop culture and headlines — from the disturbing disappearance connected to Savannah Guthrie’s family, to new Epstein file chatter involving Bill Gates, and the internet reacting to Shaboozey’s Grammy speech

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This episode is a major full-circle moment. Loren LoRosa hosts an exclusive virtual HBCU roundtable with Wonder Man star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, and the conversation is equal parts inspiring, insightful, and real.

Broadcast journalism students from HBCUs across the country step into the spotlight to ask Yahya about joining the Marvel universe, bringing Simon Williams to life, and the emotional reality of chasing a dream in Hollywood. From insecurity and ambition to representation and staying true to yourself, Yahya opens up about the passion, doubt, and perseverance behind the superhero shine.

Loren also reflects on why this moment hits deeper for HBCU creatives and how Wonder Man is more than just another Marvel series — it’s a story about belief, purpose, and not giving up when the world hasn’t caught on to your greatness yet.

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Today on the show, Loren Lorosa gave us the exclusives during Grammy Weekend where she interviewed Ashley Christopher the founder and CEO of HBCU week, award winning and legend producer Brian Michael Cox, and RnB singer Jon B, while attending an event to help raise money for HBCU's.

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This episode of The Latest with Loren LoRosa covers everything from serious headlines to heartwarming moments in Black entertainment.

Loren breaks down the resurfaced legal drama surrounding Bill Cosby after newly reported details from a deposition tied to a decades-old lawsuit make waves online. She unpacks the public reaction, the legal response from Cosby’s team, and the larger conversation about legacy, accountability, and how future generations will remember controversial cultural figures.

Then the mood shifts as Loren reacts to Anthony Anderson publicly confirming his relationship with Rocsi Diaz. From their careers to their chemistry, she shares why this pairing feels refreshing — and what it means to see two seasoned stars finding love at the right time in their lives.

Plus, Loren gives a personal life update, opens up about getting back into her routine, and shares what’s ahead as she heads to LA for Grammy weekend.

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This episode of The Latest with Loren LoRosa steps right into one of the most layered conversations in pop culture right now. Loren is joined by NAACP President Derrick Johnson to talk about Kanye West’s public apology and what accountability actually looks like when harm has already been done. From who the apology was really for, to why where you apologize matters just as much as how, this is a real talk breakdown of platform, responsibility, and repair.

But the conversation goes deeper than headlines. They unpack mental health, public grace, community boundaries, and whether changed behavior means silence, service, or something more. And just when you think it’s only about celebrity culture, the discussion shifts to urgent civil rights issues happening right now in Minneapolis — reminding us that while pop culture grabs attention, real lives are on the line.

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With Netflix’s America’s Next Top Model docuseries reigniting debate, Toccara Jones joins Loren LoRosa for a powerful, emotional, and deeply reflective conversation.

From being labeled “too big” to never getting real answers about her shocking elimination, Takara revisits her ANTM experience with honesty — but not bitterness. While the new series highlights trauma, Takara shares a different perspective: one rooted in resilience, faith, and self-worth.

She opens up about reality TV editing, beauty standards, and how she refused to let the industry define her. Now a wellness healer and mental health advocate, Takara explains how her journey from modeling to meditation helped her reclaim her power and step fully into her purpose.

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In this Episode — Loren LoRosa Dives into accountability and realizations while talking Black women and the double standards they face in tennis! + Loren breaks down a Trey Songz exclusive following an incident at a NYC Lounge that made national news. 

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