DL Hughley Show

Many Americans losing faith in leaders; 'bad hires' hurt gov't, global standing; communities pay the price for poor leadership.

Hughley examines motive behind Trump attack, highlighting America's history of vigilante-style anger against alleged child abusers.

Dante Bowe, a versatile artist, opens up about his multidimensional identity, staying true to himself, and navigating the complexities of fame and faith.

Marlon Wayans overcame fears to forge his own comedic identity, using humor to navigate a chaotic world and celebrate diverse experiences.

Hughley challenges fear-based narratives, reveals systemic neglect of local issues & impact of billionaire policies on vulnerable communities.

In her latest work, journalist Mimi Brown shines a light on the profound impact of hardship and resilience within the Altadena community.

Comedians George Lopez and D.L. Hughley discuss identity, cultural appropriation, and the power of authentic friendship.

DL Hughley exposes Trump's unfitness, divisive tactics, and celebrity distractions undermining community progress.

Urgent warning against normalizing dangerous rhetoric from US leadership that threatens global stability and human lives.

Tamar Braxton opens up about her family's musical legacy, her solo success, and staying humble amid the spotlight.

R&B icon Maxwell spills the beans on his upcoming tour, album release, and his enduring commitment to authentic R&B and romantic themes.

Hughley examines how society celebrates problematic figures over those who genuinely serve, warning against aligning with immoral leaders.