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Congrats are in order for Lil Duval, who has landed his first stand-up special based on his 2018 hit record “Smile (Living My Best Life).” Allblk has teamed with its sister company, RLJE Films, for the video-on-demand release of Duval’s “Living My Best Life” comedy special. The show will give …

Comedian Lil’ Duval has just given us a new twist on the classic Bobby McFerrin song “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” for 2020, featuring T.I.  The “Living My Best Life” singer starts the song with a shout out to McFerrin and advises listeners that even though “2020 has had its trouble, …

Lil Duval is responding to a lawsuit from his former friends who have accused him of stealing his hit record “Smile (Living My Best Life),” which they claim to have co-written with him. The comedian denies that he stole the record from his friends and is asking that a judge …

Comedian Lil Duval has been sued for allegedly stealing his hit song “Smile (Living My Best Life)” from the rest of its co-creators and solely profiting off of it. That’s now two lawsuits in one week for the 43-year-old jokester. According to BOSSIP,  just days before the mother of his …

After pulling off the biggest career transition from comedy to music with his super smash hit, “Smile,” Lil Duval is way too famous to discuss anything other than his own business. In fact, on the heels of his most successful year to date, Duval is looking to continue his success, …

Social media a great source of entertainment — especially on days when the news is giving you too much of the blues. We’ve decided to highlight 10 Instagram accounts that will provide lots of laughter and joy to your day. Check out some of our favorite IG personalities, and let …

  Charlamagne tha God and Rolling Stone Magazine have settled their beef in the most unconventional way: they’ve teamed up to make a donation to the National Black Justice Coalition for an undisclosed amount. Their dispute began after the magazine printed a headline falsely accusing Charlamagne tha God of making …

After publishing the July 31 article titled  “Janet Mock Speaks Out Following Charlamagne tha God’s Controversial Morning Show”, Rolling Stone magazine has come forward and acknowledged that they misconstrued Charlamagne tha God’s words and painted him in a negative light. In an article posted Monday on Rollingstone.com, the magazine apologized …