Season 5 - Episode Guide

Platinum-selling R&B singer Keyshia Cole is known and loved for her transparency and authenticity; she has shared her life with the world through top-selling albums and highly rated television shows; now, she's back with much more to say.

Stevie J breaks down why there should be no discussion of '90s R&B and hip-hop without mentioning his name; most known for his iconic appearances on reality TV, Stevie J also produced a long list of musical hits during his run with Bad Boy Records.

Southern rapper Master P grows his "No Limit" brand to one of the most successful independent labels in the music industry, emerging a millionaire before the age of 30 thanks to his emphasis on ownership, generational wealth, and philanthropy.

Actor Taye Diggs makes his Broadway debut in 1994, then becomes a heartthrob in "How Stella Got Her Groove Back."

Actress and director Salli Richardson-Whitfield discusses starring in classic films and taking her talents behind the camera to direct some of television's most popular shows.

Whether he's with Goodie Mob, Gnarls Barkley, or just CeeLo Green, the Grammy Award-winning hip-hop artist is a master of creativity and reinvention.

Grammy award winning singer Erica Campbell is best known for being one half of the gospel duo Mary Mary, but she's getting uncensored to discuss growing up in a faith filled family along with the highs and lows of striking out on her own.

Trina never planned to be a rapper, but she has 20 year's worth of hits that prove it was meant to be; Trina gets "Uncensored" to talk about life after losing her biggest supporter and playing the game by her own rules.