Southern Fried Rice is being called tone deaf and KeKe Palmer and Nakia Stephens have been speaking out in defense of their work. What do y’all think? 

Southern Fried Rice is being called tone deaf and KeKe Palmer and Nakia Stephens have been speaking out in defense of their work. What do y&rsquo;all think?&nbsp;

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In today&rsquo;s media everyone&rsquo;s posting, everyone&rsquo;s sharing, but who&rsquo;s really vetting news while moving culture forward in a engaging and impactful way? &ldquo;The Latest with Loren LoRosa&rdquo; a daily trending topic break down features exclusive celebrity news, breaking news and convos about the newest pop culture show &amp; destination for the culture.

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The World's Most Dangerous Morning Show, The Breakfast Club, With DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, And Charlamagne Tha God!

The World's Most Dangerous Morning Show, The Breakfast Club, With DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, And Charlamagne Tha God!

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Keke Palmer’s new series Southern Fried Rice is getting absolutely dragged .. cultural appropriation ?

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Loren LoRosa is back from the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas with stories that go far beyond the stage. This week, Loren opens up about launching her new Love Lately with Loren LoRosa audio series, sitting down with Ciara for a sold-out live conversation, and the personal battle with imposter syndrome that almost no one sees.

From introducing Ciara in front of thousands of fans to reflecting on what it means to walk in your purpose, Loren shares the behind-the-scenes moments that reminded her she’s exactly where she’s supposed to be. She also discusses media layoffs, building your own platform, advice from The Breakfast Club team, and a heartfelt conversation with Raven-Symoné about legacy, representation, and the impact of Black women in entertainment.

Plus, Loren breaks down highlights from the iHeartRadio Music Festival, Cardi B’s performance, and why showing up as your authentic self might be the biggest key to success.

Loren LoRosa is back from the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas with stories that go far beyond the stage. This week, Loren opens up about launching her new Love Lately with Loren LoRosa audio series, sitting down with Ciara for a sold-out live conversation, and the personal battle with imposter syndrome that almost no one sees.
From introducing Ciara in front of thousands of fans to reflecting on what it means to walk in your purpose, Loren shares the behind-the-scenes moments that reminded her she&rsquo;s exactly where she&rsquo;s supposed to be. She also discusses media layoffs, building your own platform, advice from The Breakfast Club team, and a heartfelt conversation with Raven-Symon&eacute; about legacy, representation, and the impact of Black women in entertainment.
Plus, Loren breaks down highlights from the iHeartRadio Music Festival, Cardi B&rsquo;s performance, and why showing up as your authentic self might be the biggest key to success.

From Self-Doubt to Sold Out ( I Heart Radio Awards Recap )

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Loren LoRosa sits down with DJ Envy in Las Vegas during iHeartRadio Music Festival weekend for a conversation about his journey from mixtape DJ to radio personality, entrepreneur, and longtime voice of The Breakfast Club. Envy takes Loren behind the scenes of how he learned the business at a young age, built his brand around the things he genuinely loves, and turned his name into opportunities beyond radio.

He also opens up about fatherhood, the importance of being present for his children, his love for HBCUs, and why he wants the next generation to see that there are different paths to success. Plus, Loren and Envy reflect on the lessons he's shared with her throughout her own career and the impact he's had on how she views business and building a legacy.

Loren LoRosa sits down with DJ Envy in Las Vegas during iHeartRadio Music Festival weekend for a conversation about his journey from mixtape DJ to radio personality, entrepreneur, and longtime voice of The Breakfast Club. Envy takes Loren behind the scenes of how he learned the business at a young age, built his brand around the things he genuinely loves, and turned his name into opportunities beyond radio.
He also opens up about fatherhood, the importance of being present for his children, his love for HBCUs, and why he wants the next generation to see that there are different paths to success. Plus, Loren and Envy reflect on the lessons he's shared with her throughout her own career and the impact he's had on how she views business and building a legacy.

DJ Envy On Building More Than A Career

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Loren Lorosa sits down with Morgan DeBaun — founder and CEO of Blavity Inc. and Afrotech — for a real conversation about building a business as a Black woman without losing yourself in the process. Morgan opens up about ditching the "pattern matching" she learned raising venture capital in Silicon Valley, why she left LA for Nashville to protect her peace, and her "control alt delete" moment that changed everything. They talk mental models for entrepreneurship, giving yourself permission to opt out, and why choosing yourself isn't selfish — it's strategy. Plus, Loren gives you the scoop on her new iHeart series, Love Lately with Loren Lorosa, launching this weekend live from the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Vegas.

Loren Lorosa sits down with Morgan DeBaun &mdash; founder and CEO of Blavity Inc. and Afrotech &mdash; for a real conversation about building a business as a Black woman without losing yourself in the process. Morgan opens up about ditching the "pattern matching" she learned raising venture capital in Silicon Valley, why she left LA for Nashville to protect her peace, and her "control alt delete" moment that changed everything. They talk mental models for entrepreneurship, giving yourself permission to opt out, and why choosing yourself isn't selfish &mdash; it's strategy. Plus, Loren gives you the scoop on her new iHeart series, Love Lately with Loren Lorosa, launching this weekend live from the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Vegas.

The Blavity CEO on Leaving LA, Losing the Mask & Choosing Herself

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Keke Palmer’s new series Southern Fried Rice is getting absolutely dragged .. cultural appropriation ?

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