New York– Camille Grammer, ex-wife of producer Kelsey Grammer (“Girlfriends”, “The Game”) has been publicly airing out the couples dirty laundry. On the Howard Stern Radio Show, Camille took a jab at her ex-husband’s interest in woman’s clothing.

Washington D.C.– The Root reported today that BET founder Sheila Johnson is offering words of advice to media mogul Oprah Winfrey on her OWN channel as covered in Journal-isms this weekend.

Charlotte (NYT)– The founder of Black Entertainment Television is warning Democrats that pushing Majority Whip Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.) out of leadership means losing black voters.

Last night B.E.T aired the annual Hip Hop Awards. Continuing the tradition of rap “Cyphers”, B.E.T showcased numerous groups of artists including Kanye West, Common, Tyga, Wiz Khalifa, and newcomers Diggy Simmons, Jo Jo Simmons, Doughboy, and OMG. Check out the B.E.T cypher videos below.

The MTV and BET networks say President Barack Obama is scheduled to take part in a youth town hall meeting broadcast from Washington on Oct. 14.

Nicki Minaj collected enough hardware for herself and a few of her alter egos on Saturday (October 2) as the female lyricist was one of the big winners at the 2010 BET Hip-Hop Awards.

A few clicks on the Web site of Black Entertainment Television leads viewers to a short Nascar tutorial filled with information about popular drivers, racetracks and salaries.

From CNN.com: Billionaire businessman Bob Johnson has chosen Liberia for his latest venture, the country’s first top class hotel.

and if you DID miss it, it would be in your best interest to catch a repeat!

NEW YORK — This month’s BET Awards will be a royal affair: Prince is getting a lifetime achievement honor.

From TheBVX.com: BET, George Foreman Grills and Dark & Lovely No Lye Relaxer have a commonality: They’re not as black as you think. For the confused, theBVX ( which like Black Voices is NOT black-owned) has compiled a shocking list of 10 things you thought were black owned but actually aren’t.

From TheLoop21.com: Last year, BET Networks and Johnson & Johnson made a commitment to support emerging African-American filmmakers through the BET original series and short film competition Lens on Talent.