Every 90s kid should remember the popular Nickelodeon’s sitcom My Brother and Me. Though it lasted only one season with 13 episodes, the comical song “Goo Punch” still resonates with all fans who reminiscence about the show.

A photo showing a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha posing with MIAKAs is making its rounds in the Internet realm. In the photo, two men wearing Alpha Kappa Alpha jackets “throw up their pinkies” with an actual AKA member.

Wesley T. Carter, a prominent member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., died. He was 103 years old.

Rapper Soulja Boy and the audience at the BET Awards in Los Angeles, Ca were brought to tears Sunday night during the Whitney Houston tribute.

Circuit Judge Kenneth Lester didn’t make a decision in George Zimmerman’s bond hearing Friday.

Yale Graduate Liane Membis isn’t having the best week after she was fired by The Wall Street Journal for fabricating sources in several stories.

The mother of a Cornell University student who died in a hazing ritual wants retribution for her son’s death.

Marie Lourdes Andre plans to sue the Sigma Alpha Epsilon in civil court for the death of 19-year-old George Desdunes. She filed a $25 million wrongful-death suit against the fraternity and 20 of its members.

A Boston University fraternity is breathing a sigh of relief after the District Attorney’s Office chose to drop several charges in a hazing incident that received national attention.

Mary J. Blige recently sat down with Angie Martinez on Hot 97 and was asked to discuss the backlash she received over the Burger King commercial she appeared in.

Lupe Fiasco shines on his latest track “B*tch Bad.” The Chicago native aims to dead the derogatory term that is casually uttered in conversation in the present.

A Yale Graduate interning for The Wall Street Journal was recently fired for fabricating sources in several stories, WSJ confirmed earlier this week. According to the Journal, Liane Membis, who graduated with a B.A. in English and Ethnicity, Race & Migration, fabricated sources in her article “Bridging a Local Divide.”