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Don Lemon has attracted plenty of criticism, but his show on CNN also attracts a lot of viewers, so it seemed like an ideal platform for Young Jeezy to speak out on the Black Lives Matter movement on Wednesday when he appeared to discuss his latest album. -
Petition to Have Don Lemon Terminated Reaches Over 29,000 Signatures
The people have spoken and they want CNN anchor Don Lemon fired, effective immediately. A change.org petition has surfaced with over 29,000 signatures from people who believe Lemon did not appropriately respond to the video of the Spring Valley High student being mishandled by a police officer, and they want him gone. -
Talib Kweli Revisits CNN Don Lemon Interview During Ferguson Riots
During a recent interview with Vlad TV, hip-hop artist and activist Talib Kweli revisited his intense interview turned argument with CNN host Don Lemon during the Ferguson riots. -
T.I and Kap G. Don Lemon CNN Interview on Song "La Policia" Remix Discussing Police and Minorities
In light of the remix to Kap G's "La Policia" featuring T.I and David Banner, Kap G and T.I. joined Don Lemon for an interview on CNN to discuss a strained relationship between police and minorities. -
'All Gold Everything' Rapper Trinidad Jame$ Joins Don Lemon on CNN To Discuss the Use of the N-Word [WATCH]
Trinidad Jame$ recently appeared on CNN with Don Lemon. The two discussed the use of the N-word, with the "All Gold Everything" rapper defending its use in his music. -
Columbia Journalism Review Names CNN's Don Lemon Worst Reporter of the Year
It's that point in the year when nearly every publication dishes out their "best and worst" lists and it seems that CNN's Don Lemon's reporting has been particularly noteworthy. According to the Columbia Journalism Review, Lemon has been named the worst reporter of 2014. Maybe it's the way that he manages to discredit victims on camera or perhaps it's how Lemon likes to make himself an active part of the stories that he's covering, in the end the result seems to always be the same — people really just don't like this guy. -
ABC News Anchor David Muir Is Furious That First Darren Wilson Exclusive Interview Went to George Stephanopoulos Instead of Him
We told you a few weeks ago that there was a serious fight between the networks to score the first exclusive interview with Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson. CNN's Don Lemon and Anderson Cooper as well as NBC's Matt Lauer all met with Wilson before he finally decided to sit down and talk on the record with ABC's George Stephanopoulos. As it turns out, perhaps the person most bent out of shape over Wilson's choice is "ABC World News Tonight" anchor David Muir.Apparently Muir believes that as the network's evening anchor, he should be the one who is in the running for the serious "gets," not just Stephanopoulos. Sources close to Muir dished on the fact that he is furious exclusively to Page Six. -
CNN's Don Lemon Puts His Foot in His Mouth Again, This Time While Reporting from Ferguson
CNN's Don Lemon has been having a really rough time lately, and it basically has been his own doing. Last week he caught some major backlash after insinuating to Joan Tarshis, one of Bill Cosby's rape accusers, that she could have bit him to prevent the alleged assault. Now his reporting from Ferguson, Missouri, has also come under fire.Shortly after it was announced that Darren Wilson would not be indicted for fatally shooting 18-year-old Michael Brown, CNN's reporters were taking turns updating viewers at home on what was unfolding in front of them. Lemon and Anderson Cooper were discussing the chaos, and Lemon said that protestors were jumping on cars and he heard gunshots off in the distance. Then after a pause, Lemon followed up that assessment with:"Obviously, there's a smell of marijuana in the air."That detail was not obvious to anyone else, it seemed, as the rest of CNN's crew was too busy running for cover from tear gas and smoke bombs to notice any potential pot in the air. Once again, Twitter lit up with backlash against Lemon because he just cannot seem to keep from making insensitive comments on live television. -
Reporters Like Don Lemon, Matt Lauer Are Fighting for First Exclusive Interview with Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson
Since shooting Michael Brown Aug. 9, Ferguson, Missouri, Police Officer Darren Wilson has managed to disappear completely off the grid as he waits to find out whether or not an indictment and formal charges will be coming. His is a case that has led to rioting in the St. Louis suburb, and what started as a violent altercation between Wilson and Brown has morphed into a full civil-rights debate. An interview with Wilson would no doubt equal blockbuster ratings, and we are hearing that he has quietly met with a few possible contenders.According to The Huffington Post, several journalists — including Anderson Cooper, Don Lemon and Matt Lauer — have talked to Wilson off the record. These meetings are standard procedure because they help the subject — in this case Wilson — figure out who they feel the most comfortable with. Cooper has already confirmed that Wilson has declined his request for an actual on-camera interview. Lemon confirmed that there was a meeting, but has said little else. -
Pharrell Talks With CNN's Don Lemon, Discusses Ferguson And Mike Brown Shooting
Pharrell is speaking out on Ferguson and the shooting of Mike Brown. Pharrell is speaking out on Ferguson and the shooting of Mike Brown. When asked for his opinion of Ferguson during an interview with CNN's Don Lemon, the "Happy" crooner was feeling a different type of emotion than the one he harmonized about. -
Talib Kweli Gets Into Heated Argument With CNN's Don Lemon About Ferguson [WATCH]
Earlier today, rapper Talib Kweli appeared on CNN to discuss the riots in Ferguson, Missouri with Don Lemon, but what should have been an intelligent discussion on police brutality and race relations in this country devolved into some sort of meta-interview about the nature of mainstream news coverage. Still, it's a conversation worth having, and luckily it happened on one of the very networks guilty of such coverage.
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