Created by Malenga Mulendema, Supa Team 4 is a South African animated series streaming on Netflix. It is generally regarded as the first African animated show on a streaming service. The plot revolves ...

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Raynell “Supa Cent” Steward, social media star and creator of the successful brand The Crayon Case, is going through quite the health crisis that has caused her to deal with some extensive memory loss ...

Supa Cent is tired of the complaints against Black business owners. Supa Cent is receiving strong reactions to a video she posted in response to her company’s customer service complaints. The Crayon ...

Erick Massoto is a Brazilian writer who's always loved film and TV and loves finding connections between them. That's why he supports double features, especially if they are of a modern film paired ...

Social media star Supa Cent has broken up with fiance Lou following a cheating scandal. Pic credit: Supa Cent/Instagram Social media star and makeup guru Supa Cent, also known as Wuzzam Supa, has ...

Supa Cent is engaged! After kissing a few frogs, the Crayon Case beauty mogul and compelling social media orator, has found her prince in boyfriend Rayzor, who popped the question on their one-year ...

As part of its Representation Matters Collection, Netflix has debuted a new animated series to its roster. On July 20, 2023, Supa Team 4 premiered as Netflix’s first original African animated series.

When it comes to keeping it real, few do it better than our girl, Supa Cent. The New Orleans native, entrepreneur, and internet icon has given us years of laughter, lessons, and looks—and now she’s ...

Supa Cent (also known as Raynell Steward), is engaged to her boyfriend, fellow entrepreneur Rayzor. The proposal had all of social media gushing as it came at the end of a very romantic day. It kicked ...

Chicago has a plethora of talent emerging from its street corners. Drill music went from a local sound to a national movement with artists like Lil Durk, King Louie and Chief Keef. The other half of ...