D.L. and co-host Jasmine Sanders bring a humorous, smart and insightful point of view to the topics of the day. This is about the funny, the important and poignant, all side by side. It is DL at his funny, provocative, unfiltered best.
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D.L. and co-host Jasmine Sanders bring a humorous, smart and insightful point of view to the topics of the day. This is about the funny, the important and poignant, all side by side. It is DL at his funny, provocative, unfiltered best.
Dl talks to rapper and activist Talib Kweli Greene who is an American rapper, entrepreneur, and activist. Kweli earned early fame with his collaboration with fellow rapper Mos Def, when they formed the group Black Star. Kweli's musical career continued as a solo artist. His most recent solo album is titled Gotham, released in 2020. In 2011, Kweli founded his own record label, Javotti Media. Then he talks fashion with star designer Sergio Hudson whose luxury women's ready-to-wear label is designed and produced entirely in Los Angeles. Composed of jaw dropping statement pieces and wardrobe staples, the collections show a masterful use of color and silhouette, making the Hudson woman stand out from the rest. In 2014, Hudson launched his namesake ready-to-wear collection, establishing an aesthetic defined by immaculate tailoring and infusions of androgyny paired with overtly sexy silhouettes. His vision is to bring back the joy of dressing which he is doing- one collection at a time.
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D.L. Hughley Uncut
D.L. and co-host Jasmine Sanders bring a humorous, smart and insightful point of view to the topics of the day. This is about the funny, the important and poignant, all side by side. It is DL at his funny, provocative, unfiltered best.
