DeMarco Williams
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Number 22 talks to DX about tracing his genealogy, advice he'd offer Westbrook and LT, and where he keeps his Dancing With The Stars trophies.
The former Starksy & Hutch supporting star talks about aiding literacy, and influencing Flava Flav and Snoop Dogg, and his NFL son.
Kid sister Ashley Banks is all grown up. Read about her new TV One show, her opinion on roles, and working with late 2Pac producer Johnny J on her new album.
Funnyman talks about Next Day Air, getting his break in the biz, and how acting can be therapy.
Pooh explains why he's comfortable in the background of Little Brother, ESPN aspirations, and why he made four versions of one album.
Nicholas Cage: National (Guilty) Pleasure
Think Sam Jackson is the busiest man in Hollywood? Try keeping up with Nicolas Cage.
Def Jam's new girl group has an album produced by The-Dream and Tricky in one night.
AmpLive and Zumbi tell DX why they're as much Mac Dre as they are Hiero, and what a true Zion I fan looks like.
A chat with those who brought Notorious, Christopher Wallace
Ludacris explains how he cast his album with Common and Spike Lee, and how listening may ease the recession.
Joseph Adai, Terrell Suggs and Calvin Pace join DX in NFL predictions, beyond just the excitement of NFC and AFC East.
The Soul singer that says he's challenged by The Joker and a goblin, touches upon race and patience for success.
The Bad Boy by-way-of OutKast songstress has an amazing style and a strong head on her shoulders, read where it originates.
Cedric The Entertainer: Are You Not Entertained?
Cedric discuss the new school vs the old school of comedy, his movie with Mos Def and Beyonce and doing Kings of Comedy 2.
Van Hunt: A Wet Dream Deferred
Van Hunt explains his connection to classical music, why the ladies love him, and when Popular will live up to its name.
Com talks "ringtone" rappers, juggling his acting and rapping and his next LP a party album without Kanye?
Charles S. Dutton: The Actor's Studio
Though he might be best remembered as the star of Roc, Charles S. Dutton's voice resonates in a chronicle of black acting.
Yao Ming: Yao Bum Rush The Show
The Houston Rockets All-Star Center talks about his love of video games, movies and going up against K.G. and Shaq.
A veteran of one Super Bowl, Samari Rolle speaks about players' mindsets and the future of the Baltimore Ravens.
Gabrielle Union: National Treasure
Gabrielle Union admits she lied on her resume, sees more diversity in Hollywood, and says hard work is the key.
With "bowl season" fast approaching, DX looks at match-ups and coaching shifts, along with those enchanted Orlando Magic.
