Nick Cannon Launches Bold New Relationship Advice Podcast: “Nick Cannon @ Night”

Nick Cannon is stepping into the world of late-night intimacy and love talk with his newest venture, a relationship advice podcast titled “Nick Cannon @ Night.” Set to premiere on July 23rd, the show promises candid conversations, expert insights, and a whole lot of unfiltered realness from the man who’s fathered 12 children with six different women.

“Nick Cannon @ Night” is a modern twist on the classic call-in advice format. Each episode features Cannon responding to questions pulled straight from his personal DMs, tackling topics like:

• Love and dating in the digital age
• Sex and intimacy
• Parenting and co-parenting
• Navigating modern relationships

The show will be taped in front of a live audience in Los Angeles, adding an interactive and theatrical vibe to the experience.

Cannon won’t be flying solo—he’s bringing in a panel of relationship experts and sex therapists, including:

• Dr. Laura Berman
• Dr. Viviana Coles
• Dr. Mike Dow
• Dr. Jamye Waxman
• Dr. Kerry-Anne Perkins

Celebrity guests like Raven-Symoné, Melyssa Ford, and Flame Monroe will also join the conversation, sharing their own experiences and perspectives on love and relationships.

Segments to Watch For:

• Anonymous @ Night: Cannon and guests respond to anonymous questions submitted by listeners.
• Man-on-the-Street Interviews: Real people weigh in on relationship dilemmas.
• Debates & Deep Dives: Hot takes on controversial topics like open relationships, parenting styles, and dating etiquette.

While some critics have raised eyebrows at Cannon’s qualifications—given his unconventional family structure and public relationship history—he’s leaning into his lived experience unapologetically. As the press release puts it: “Nick has never shied away, unapologetically leaving the world curious about his views on dating, fatherhood and modern relationships.”

📺 Where to Listen

“Nick Cannon @ Night” will be available on:

• YouTube
• Wondery+
• All major podcast platforms

New episodes drop weekly starting July 23rd. Whether you’re tuning in for genuine advice, celebrity gossip, or just curious how Cannon juggles it all, this podcast is bound to stir conversation.

Black Excellence Shines in Comedy: African American Nominees At The 2025 Emmy Awards

The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards are shaping up to be a celebration of Black brilliance in comedy, with a powerful lineup of African American talent earning nominations across major categories. From breakout stars to seasoned veterans, these nominees reflect the depth, diversity, and dynamism of Black comedic storytelling on television.

Lead Actress in a Comedy Series

• Quinta Brunson (Abbott Elementary) Returning with her signature blend of heart and humor, Brunson is nominated for her portrayal of Janine Teagues, a passionate teacher navigating the public school system. She also earned a nod for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series for the episode “Back to School”.
• Uzo Aduba (The Residence) A three-time Emmy winner, Aduba lands her first nomination in the Lead Actress category for her role in Netflix’s mystery-comedy hit. Her performance adds gravitas and wit to the genre.
• Ayo Edebiri (The Bear) Edebiri, who won Supporting Actress in 2023, is now nominated for Lead Actress and Outstanding Directing for the episode “Napkins.” Her portrayal of Sydney Adamu continues to earn critical acclaim.

Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series

• Sheryl Lee Ralph (Abbott Elementary) Ralph, who won in 2022, returns with another nomination for her role as the wise and warm Barbara Howard.
• Janelle James (Abbott Elementary) Known for her scene-stealing performance as Principal Ava Coleman, James earns her fourth consecutive nomination.
• Jessica Williams (Shrinking) Williams brings depth and charm to her role in Apple TV+’s heartfelt comedy, earning her a spot among the year’s standout supporting actresses.

Guest Actress in a Comedy Series

• Cynthia Erivo (Poker Face) Erivo dazzles in a transformative guest role, playing all five Kazinsky sisters in a single episode. Her nomination highlights her versatility and comedic range.

✍️ Writing & Directing Honors

• Quinta Brunson-In addition to acting, Brunson is nominated for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series, continuing her trailblazing work behind the scenes.
• Ayo Edebiri-Edebiri’s directing nomination for The Bear marks a historic moment, tying her for the most directing nods by a Black woman for a single series.

🏆 A Historic Moment

This year’s Emmy nominations mark a significant milestone: the majority of nominees in the Lead Actress in a Comedy category are women of color, a testament to the shifting landscape of television and the growing recognition of Black voices in comedy.

With the ceremony set for September 14, 2025, all eyes will be on these trailblazers as they continue to redefine what comedy looks like—and who gets to lead it.

Ego Nwodim Joins Star-Studded Cast of Netflix’s ‘Little Brother’ Comedy Feature

Netflix’s upcoming comedy Little Brother just got a major dose of comedic brilliance with the addition of Ego Nwodim, the Saturday Night Live standout known for her sharp wit and scene-stealing performances.

Directed by Matt Spicer (Ingrid Goes West) and penned by screenwriting duo Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel, Little Brother follows a high-powered real estate agent whose meticulously curated life is thrown into chaos when his eccentric younger brother unexpectedly reappears. The film promises a heartfelt and hilarious exploration of sibling dynamics, control, and the unpredictable nature of family.

Nwodim joins a powerhouse ensemble that includes John Cena, Eric André, Chris Meloni, Sherry Cola, Caleb Hearon, and Ben Ahlers. Her role in the film hasn’t been publicly detailed yet, but given her track record—from Poker Face to Mr. Throwback and her breakout SNL character “Lisa from Temecula”—audiences can expect a performance packed with charisma and comedic timing.

Behind the scenes, the film is produced by David Bernad (The White Lotus) and Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland) under the Middle Child Pictures banner. With Spicer’s knack for dark comedy and emotionally resonant storytelling, Little Brother is shaping up to be one of Netflix’s most anticipated releases.

While the official release date is still under wraps, filming is reportedly underway in Montclair, New Jersey. If the cast chemistry and creative team are any indication, Little Brother could be the next big comedy hit to land on the streamer.

ABC’s ‘Abbott Elementary’ Scores Another Round of Emmy Nominations In 2025

ABC’s hit mockumentary-style sitcom Abbott Elementary continues its winning streak, earning multiple nominations at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards, solidifying its place as one of television’s most beloved comedies.

Created by and starring Quinta Brunson, the series received its fourth consecutive nomination for Outstanding Comedy Series, joining a competitive lineup that includes Hacks, The Bear, and Only Murders in the Building. Though the show has yet to clinch a win in this category, its consistent presence signals enduring acclaim from both audiences and critics.

Brunson herself is once again nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, following her historic win in 2023, when she became the first Black woman to take home the award since 1981. Her portrayal of Janine Teagues—a passionate and slightly awkward second-grade teacher navigating the challenges of a Philadelphia public school—has become iconic.

Supporting cast members Sheryl Lee Ralph and Janelle James also earned nods for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. Ralph, who won in 2022, and James, now on her fourth nomination, continue to be recognized for their standout performances as Barbara Howard and Ava Coleman, respectively.

The show’s writing team, led by Brunson, is also nominated for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series, marking another milestone for Black women in television. Brunson now ties the record for most writing Emmy nominations by a Black woman for a single series.

With the ceremony set for September 14 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, Abbott Elementary fans are hoping this year brings the show its first win for Outstanding Comedy Series. Whether or not it takes home the top prize, the nominations alone affirm the show’s cultural impact and its role in reshaping the landscape of network comedy.

Ray Dejon, Comedian And Comedy Producer, Passes Away

A New York comedian and comedy producer known as Ray Dejon has died just days short of appearing at a roast to mark his 64th birthday.

DeJon—who opened Brooklyn’s first Black-owned comedy venue, the Laffaholics Comedy Club, back in the early 2000s—passed away Monday. In the last video uploaded to his Instagram account, he encouraged fans to come on down to his scheduled Wednesday appearance at the roast, which was due to be held at the city’s 275ParkBK venue.

The comments section has since been flooded with well-wishers for DeJon’s family. “Part of my upbringing. Went to a lot of his shows. Great guy,” one person wrote. “So sad to hear this. Rest easy champ,” another added.

Though DeJon’s cause of death has not been made public, the comedian had been candid in the past about his experience as a stroke survivor, which had at one time left him paralyzed on the left side of his body. He also spoke about his battle to overcome substance addiction, working on the issue with at-risk young adults in his spare time.

He will be missed. Condolences to his family and friends.

HBO Orders Untitled American History Sketch Comedy Produced By The Obamas And Starring And Executive Produced By Larry David 

The Six-Episode Limited Series Is Executive Produced By Larry David, Jeff Schaffer, And The Obamas’ Higher Ground

• HBO has ordered an untitled half-hour sketch comedy limited series from Larry David, produced by Higher Ground. The series, written by David and Jeff Schaffer, will feature a mix of some “Curb Your Enthusiasm” actors and noteworthy guest stars. Schaffer will also serve as director. 
   
• President and Mrs. Obama wanted to honor America’s 250th anniversary and celebrate the unique history of our nation on this special occasion.
  …But then Larry David called.
   
• Former President Obama, 44th president of the United States and executive producer, quote: “I’ve sat across the table from some of the world’s most difficult leaders and wrestled with some of our most intractable problems. Nothing has prepared me for working with Larry David.”
   
• Larry David, executive producer, writer and star, quote: “Once ‘Curb’ ended, I celebrated with a three-day foam party. After a violent allergic reaction to the suds, I yearned to return to my simple life as a beekeeper, harvesting organic honey from the wildflowers in my meadow. Alas, one day my bees mysteriously vanished. And so, it is with a heavy heart that I return to television, hoping to ease the loss of my beloved hive.”
   
• Amy Gravitt, Executive Vice President, Head of HBO & HBO Max Comedy Programming, quote: “It’s hard to remember a time before ‘Curb,’ or without Larry David’s perspective on modern life. We’re thrilled that Larry is coming back to HBO, this time with Higher Ground, to give us a glimpse at our shared history as we celebrate our Semiquincentennial.”
   
• Jeff Schaffer, executive producer, writer, and director, quote: “The characters Larry is playing didn’t change history. In fact, they were largely ignored by history. And that’s a good thing.”
   
• Credits: The series is executive produced by Larry David and Jeff Schaffer. For Higher Ground; executive producers are Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Vinnie Malhotra and Ethan Lewis.

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