As the debate rages once again, look at a list below of iconic Black comedians and actors who donned a dress.
Tom Joyner, the head honcho himself, called in to give a quick reminder of why you definitely want to be on his Fantastic Voyage 2024 cruise.
Another little note from the #GEDSection
Bobby Brown talks with D.L. Hughley about this incarnation, Doc, and the new reality show.
D.L. had something to say about Brown's comments and spoke on it in the GED section.
Rolle talks to The D.L. Hughley Show's Jasmine Sanders on how he transitioned from a skilled drummer, from performing with the likes of Aretha Franklin, Nile Rodgers and Chic, and more to becoming an entrepreneur.
Malik Yoba opens up about his health scare and advocates for Black health, particularly heart disease.
In the "Notes From The GED Section," Hughley speaks and shows empathy to the comedic legend, Chris Rock:
If you peeped Kanye's latest Instagram rant from today, you already know D.L. was ready to come back with a few choice words of his own!
D.L. Hughley clapped back at Kanye West after the award-winning rapper went to Instagram to voice his displeasure on the comedian/radio host's thoughts on his posts about his ex-wife Kim Kardashian.
Mary J. Blige blessed us with her presence today on the 'DL Hughley Show,' speaking with our guy Skip Cheatham about her latest LP, 'Good Morning Gorgeous,' tearing down the stage for the upcoming Super Bowl Halftime Performance and everything she's got in store for the 30th anniversary of her career.
Vice President Kamala Harris called into the D.L. Hughley Show to reiterate the importance behind the historic Infrastructure Deal for the American people who are in desperate need.