The Breakfast Club - From Power's Netflix Deal to Celebrity Wedding Goals

Episode Date: July 29, 2026

Loren LoRosa is back with another episode of The Latest, breaking down the biggest stories in entertainment and culture. This episode, Loren celebrates 50 Cent and Courtney Kemp's historic Netflix deal, which will bring the entire Power universe to a global audience, and explains why it's a major win for Black storytelling. Then, she dives into Tyler Lepley and Miracle Watts' stunning wedding, sharing why their celebration felt so genuine and why Black love continues to inspire. Loren also reacts to Miracle's viral "Type B Bride" moment, talks celebrity weddings, and opens up about what friendship, faith, and communication mean to her when it comes to marriage. Plus, Loren kicks off the episode with a behind-the-scenes update as she prepares for a busy weekend filled with community events, celebrity appearances, and family celebrations.  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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that shake the room, baby. So y'all know, we kick off the latest with Lauren La Rosa with a behind-the-scenes of the grind check-in. Back on the grind. So behind the scenes of the grind, we are preparing to,

there's a lot that I'm prepared for it. So first of all, Can I give dates in times? Like, because I'm doing a... So first, this weekend, Saturday, August 1st, I'm going to be participating in a celebrity basketball game. No, I am not playing basketball. But it's a celebrity basketball game that's hoping that happens in my hometown of Wilmington, Delaware. Every year, it's been happening since I was a kid.

So they've been doing this well over like 15 years now through an organization called Duffy's Hope, which is an organization that, like, gives back in the community where I'm from. and scholarships and just a ton of different things to help kids in the inner city figure things out in a real way. So excited to be doing that. Every year they bring, like Lorenz Taye and some of the power cats. I know Tarek was there one year, or Michael Rainey Jr. I went and was just there chilling one year when Cash doll did the celebrity basketball game.

Who else? L'Meach as well. There's always just a ton of love and a ton of support. Let me see who's actually there with me. Yeah, so this year they have DJ Diamond Cuts, who is a DJ in Philly. She actually works on the Breakfast Club's sister station. Power 99. She's going to be DJ and Michael Rainey and Gianni.

And Gianni Paolo will be there as well. So Tariq and Braden from Power. They also have Boots Ennis, who is a boxer, who we've interviewed on the Breakfast Club. Lorenz Tate, I told you all, is there every year, which I love. I say that to say that there's like a real commitment from a lot. lot of the celebrities. Derek Milano, who is a actually writer, very talented

writer from Delaware. He's a music artist as well, too. We'll also be there. Young Dylan will be there who is a music artist as well. I know a lot of the kids go crazy about young Dylan. So it's going to be dope. I'll be there. It's going to go down at the Chase Fieldhouse

and Wilmington, Delaware. Y'all can visit Duffy'shope. inc.com. I'm sorry, Duffy'shope.inc.org for tickets. And no, you do not have to be from Delaware to attend. If you were in any other surrounding areas, pull up on us. Like your tickets, your attendance, your support, it all goes to a really good call. So I'm making sure I'm there. Y'all make sure y'all there too. So I'm getting ready for that. Going home and doing things at home, y'all know I talk about, you know, family and home and how that is like such a grounding thing for me. Like, I do it religiously because

you'd be needing the breaks. So I'm looking forward to this weekend with all of the children. And it's my niece's birthday this week. So we're going to, you know, kind of end her birthday week at the game as well, having a little fun. Yeah, this is just the week. I mean, I'm moving, I'm grooving, and I'm working, but we got a lot going on.

We also will be at Angie Martinez's barbecue on Sunday. So I'm just getting myself prepared for all of that. The weekend will be weekending, and that means not ending. It means up, running, moving, shaking. Lord, have mercy,

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Listen to You're the Problem with Yamanika on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Now, I mentioned Power a bit, and I think that it's a fine time to show 50 Cent and Courtney Kemp, who is one of these showrunners for the Power Universe, the Power series that 50 Cent has going on. Some love because they recently signed a deal with Netflix. This is a streaming deal. It's an international rollout that is expected to. to do that is expected to introduce millions of new viewers um to the power franchise which was on stars uh again which was created by courtney kemp courtney a kemp black woman and executive produced by 50 cent um now this will start in november and the entire power universe will stream

internationally across netflix so there is a lot of shows that you watch under power so you had the original power which followed you had the original power which followed Amari Hardrick as ghost St. Patrick, the Power Book 2 and you know you met Tarique and who is Michael Rainey Jr.

You met Tasha who is Notary Norton and you met all of these characters throughout the season Tommy as well and then the things just kept going Power Book 3 Raising Canaan Power Book for force which is like Tommy Egan's like own that's his own story there's been all of these iterations

of the show which fans have become to know and love and I think like whether you watch power or any of these shows or not because I do know that there's like always a conversation of like people who feel like they support the shows or who don't because they don't like some of the depictions of like you know the drug dealing all that in the shows or whatever I think overall the stories that we see throughout the power series are stories that we can we can all like even if you don't relate to you've never experienced you can understand like people that are making do with what they have doing the best they can on what they got in my mariah carry voice to just get out of the circumstances that they're in and once they are there trying to find that balance between who they were who they are

and where they're going and how that impacts generations that come and i think in black households those conversations, not because of the choice of how they get into money, right? Like, I'm not saying black households and drug dealing and synonymous. What I'm saying is that us trying to figure out how to break generational curses is such a thing. It's the thing that we talk about so much. It's a thing that, you know, we focus on so much because we want better as our kids coming as they grow up. And I think a lot of 50 cents shows, even though they're wrapped up in all of the things and the variables, it gives that. think that that's why so many so much audience correlates in response to it the way that they do it invokes

emotion whether you love it or not so amazing to see this go down congratulations to them um i think one of the biggest things to you know to think about when it comes to this is the expansion and like how it will open up the show to so many people who were not able to just watch it on stars um i think about shows like girlfriends right who in september 2020 they got the whole girlfriend's show, the catalog, with Tracy Ellis Ross and Golden and Jill Marie Jones. And, you know, like that came to Netflix. And there was a whole generation of young black people

and black women who were able to watch this show and, again, find their overarching themes that they related to and the storylines that they needed to get through certain things. And I remember being home with my mom during this time because, you know, around that time, is when everything, you know, kicked off with her cancer battle. And I remember we just would sit and watch the shows and watch the episodes as if they were new on Netflix.

And it caused so much conversation between me and my mom that when I was younger watching girlfriends, we weren't having those conversations. Number one, my mom didn't even look at me as like a real person. I was just her baby and I was a child. And I didn't look at her as a real person. She was my mom. And I didn't understand that she also had a life and that, you know, some of the mistakes I, move on to later understand we're just mistakes and her trying to do her best.

I didn't understand them. But me being able to revisit that show at a different time period in my life, it changed the way that we were able to talk to each other. And I know, you know, you have the Parker's on Netflix now and you have Insecure. Issa Rae's Insecure on Netflix as well. Same thing. I remember going back and watching Insecure Moisha, going back and watching Moesha. And just the conversations it sparked, even if not in my household.

in the community. So, you know, whether it's power or whatever the series may be, I'm always excited for black storytellers, black talent, and black-centered narratives and conversations to get the eyes and the spotlights that they deserve. Always excited to see that. So congratulations to 50 and all of his team over there. That's a huge thing for them, you know? Can't knock the hustle. Or can I say that? It's 50 and J-Goo? You never know 50. Moving on. going. Hey, I'm Ruby Carr, the host of the podcast, OnCore. Check out our brand new episodes featuring music from the show that everyone is reheating as we speak.

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And listen now. Let's talk about some spotlight of some love y'all. I've been watching this wedding unfold on my timeline for like the last year, I feel like. Tyler Leapley and Miracle Watts actors finally got married in Los Cabos in Mexico. And oh my God, like I just feel like I've been on this journey with them. I don't know them personally. I've interviewed Tyler Leapley once here at the breakfast club. It might have actually been twice.

Yeah, twice here at the breakfast club. he actually came the last time he was promoting Ruth and Boas, a movie that he did with Devon Franklin, under Devon Franklin's, speaking of black storytellers, under Devine Franklin's hat that he, that Devon Franklin has with Tyler Perry Studios. And Miracle Watts and him, you know, they met on the Set of Peep Valley some time ago, and it's just blossomed from there. I literally feel like I've been a part of like watching this. as it goes on.

Like, you know, Miracle Watts was really good about documenting her journey, trying to figure out everything with the wedding, and just documenting, you know, parts of their relationship a bit. And you know how people always say, like, you don't never know what's going on in somebody's household. I get it and I understand all that. But, like, it feels so good to see Black, Young Love on my timeline. You get on social media sometimes and, you know,

you have to really differentiate, like, what are real thoughts you should be having in a relationship or in your relationship and in your household versus what are things that are conspired just for the clicks, the controversy, and the engagement. And that's why I like to see couples that, like, from what it appears like, just genuinely effing enjoy each other. Y'all will remember the viral photo of Tyler Leppley and Miracle Wassick dancing in the club. And, like, she did, like, she's, like, on him. And it was, like, the video, it turned into a photo, but there's actually a video that it stems from of them dancing in the club.

And it's just so passionate and intense. You felt that love throughout the wedding. There was a video that Miracle Watts posted, and it made me think about, like, just what kind of bride I was going to be. So she posted this video before the wedding. It was probably like a week or so prior to the wedding. And she talked about being a type A type B, I'm sorry, a type B bride. And what she didn't have prepared because she's a type B bride. So for anybody that I was wondering, a type B bride is a bride or a type B person.

And I was trying to figure out, like, am I type B? Because I am, this kind of sounds like me. As a person that's very relaxed, very easy going, flexible, very go with the flow. And when it comes to a type B bride, that's the attitude that you apply to your wedding. So you're focusing more on like the overall experience and the, you know, trying to micromanage the small details. And when Miracle Watch posted this video talking about she didn't even have a wedding dress in her possession yet. and she was like less than a month out from the wedding. I got nervous for her, but it worked out.

Let's take a listen. Okay, so let's talk about a few things that I have not done as a tight B bride with nine days until my wedding. All right, so number one, y'all can be mad to me. Listen, don't judge me. Number one, I still don't have a wedding dress. It actually should be here today, so we are hoping, you know, that it fits and then everything is just, perfect. Number two, I don't have a reception dress.

Number three, no alterations. Obviously, I don't have any dresses, so no alterations have been done. I haven't completed my DIYs. I don't have any wedding shoes. What? What? What? What?

I don't have nothing. I don't have A, B, motherfucking, X, Y, Z. I don't have a goddamn thing. But we're going to be good. We are going to be good. It's actually, this list is way longer, but I'm going to stop you. Okay, so listen, chaotic, yes, I understand. But I have faith that everything is going to be fine.

I am, we have a venue. We have family and we have liquor. What? That's going to be fun. We're going to be in the building. That's it. That's all that matters. So I guess I can just leave this here.

Everything is going to work out. just half faith is going to work out nine days is that it i'm not going to go down this list because he already he makes me feel this i'm not i don't have shit i guess but baby let me tell you something she's talking about she ain't had a dress she had alterations right she didn't have a dress for her reception when i say she looked beautiful essence did like an exclusive look into the wedding i loved her wedding dress what i loved about her wedding dress was the way the shape of it like it was very like bail like southern bail like the corset with the

you know the pageant dresses like when I used to wear pageants they would strap you in and you have to suck up in the corset and then the big poofy dress would come down you'd be slim at the top and it would poof out at the bottom. I don't even know what those are called but y'all know what I'm talking about. The wedding dress gave that but it was also like elegant it had like you know

a little sexy with the lace and it was she looked good it worked out baby okay but I think what I love the most, and I've mentioned it a few times, was just how intimate and full of love the wedding seemed. And y'all are going to be like, well, duh, Lauren, it was a wedding. Of course, it was intimate and full of love. But let me tell y'all, a lot of people who are in the, like, entertainment space, like, I've watched and covered several celebrity weddings. And, you know, you see

all of the, like, features in essence or vogue or, like, wherever, whoever breaks in a people magazine where they're doing like the wedding photos and they you know the pictures of the wedding party and you're seeing all the video and the content on social media and a lot of times like yeah you know it's nice and it's and there's love but like there's a difference when you feel like people aren't concerned about the who's who's and the attendance of the wedding and like actually loving each other and you can tell the difference even if you don't know the people from the outside looking in like you can feel the energy the last big celebrity wedding was what Travis Scott

Travis Kelsey Taylor Swift we didn't get a look really into their wedding but people talked about how magical it was yeah but people talked about how magical it was but like we know that like she did it at Madison Square Guard there were tons of celebrities like there were celebrities that came out where I was like how do y'all even know I didn't even think y'all even knew them

like how did this even not knew them enough to go to their wedding and don't get me wrong you can have a big wedding and it still felt intimate and full of love but I say all that to say, taking that as an example, to say that a lot of times in a celebrity world, I think, you know, everything is about the headline

and about the feature and about the write-up and who's there. And they purposely, I was reading some of their essence feature where Miracle Watts and Tyler Lepley, or now Miracle Leapley, talked about how they wanted the complete opposite. Like, they really focused on making sure

they had people who were a part of their lives for real, for real, and a part of their journeys at their wedding. And you felt it. Like from, you know, them rolling out the weekend that they had leading into the wedding and the fun that they were having and the partying to, you know, just the video of watching Miracle Walk, Watts, walk down the aisle to become Mrs. Leapley. When I say she was bawling crying, I mean, I've never seen a bride cry as much. Normally the guy cries harder. And don't get me wrong, he was crying too.

But, like, she was, I was like, wow. Like, I felt the emotion. even though it was short. It's like she didn't put as much as her ball and crying, probably because she wanted to, you know, the makeup is hot, whatever. But I felt it. Like, I felt their, like, love for each other through social. So congratulations to them.

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Women's sports is giving us way too much to talk about these days. So Kelsey Finler, she became, became the first female solo rower to go from California to Hawaii. My first thought is like, what's up with the snacks? Like, what are we eating? The highlights, the rivalries, the breakout stars, the moments to take over your entire timeline. And the conversations that start during the game and somehow keep going all week. Every week, we're breaking down the biggest stories across women's sports.

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Hey, Portlandia fans. Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen here. You know us, or rather you know them, Tony and Candace, Nina and Lance, Spike, and yes, The Chicken. We've played a lot of iconic characters over the years, but today we're showing up as ourselves to tell you about Podlandia, AEO, Rewatch, our brand new podcast. each week we'll revisit an episode of Portlandia from the very beginning, breaking down the sketches, exploring the backstories of our most iconic characters, revisiting the Portland locations you know and love, and opening up about our creative process.

How did any of this get made? Why do we think that was a good idea? We're ready to talk about it. And we'll also be joined by the people who helped bring it all to life. Guest stars, collaborators, and friends, including director Jonathan Chrysle, the mayor himself, Kyle McLaughlin, legendary musician Amy Mann and many more. Kyle is going for it here.

You fully improvised, not just words, but a song. I thought he was going to write. I thought you were all going to write a song. I remember you thinking that. Listen to Podlandia. Ayo, rewatch on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Nick Totoro.

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Search Delivering Happiness with Nick Detourou. And listen now. Another thing, you know, I felt? And I saw and I was like, got to do this. They had a shot cart. Come down the aisle. They had a shot cart, okay? Come down the aisle as they were awaiting miracle to arrive on the aisle.

And her mom and dad walked her down the aisle. her mom and dad walked her down the aisle, by the way. Tyler Leppley came out and he's just like entertaining the crowd and like he came out to this song, he's dancing to the song and he's just in such a good mood and like ready to receive his bride. And the shot cart, I'm like, yes, honey, I know that's right. Y'all better be young and have a good time and enjoy it. One of my biggest things with marriage is I always tell myself that in my marriage, I want to be

able to still enjoy myself and I really want to be like real life friends with my partner like in a real way like I think marriage is a thing where like the wedding and the ceremony can be so beautiful and the pictures and you have all these things but there are a lot of marriages where like the foundation is like so the complete opposite and the people who I listen to um and not even like listen to in a way of like every marriage is going to be different like so not per se like you know you try to like mimic a marriage because you don't know but I do love talking to married people about being married like I really do because for me it's like I'm hearing and learning every time tools that it takes to survive the fact that like you're not the same person when you

get married as you are two years into the marriage one year's dang six months into the marriage you know things change babies you know even if you got a baby at the time of marriage your baby gets older think work changes your body's changed like so I think that at the core of that there has to be something very real. And everyone that I've spoken to has always said, friendship and communication and re-learning each other. Like never, it's going to sound so cliche,

but like never stop, like you never stop like dating each other in a way. And I think to me, I hear real foundation is friendship, communication. There's a lot that come with that. Like honesty, hard conversations,

knowing that this is your person, you're going to have your best of your times with. There's a lot of ups and downs that come with that. But friendship, like, I think that friendship is really, it goes without saying that, like, a friendship at the core of a marriage and God, let me not forget that too, because that's the other thing, too,

that a lot of people tell me, like, having their religion and their faith be the center of it, along with the communication and the friendship, because it just, there's a deeper meaning to marriage and just, you know, we're signing paperwork and now what's yours is mine and the business of it. You know, there are contracts that you sign. People do preempts. You know, there's marriage licenses.

Like, there's paperwork to this. But the deeper substance of it and the way that you guys are equally yoked and the way that your lives change when that union becomes one, I think it's a testament to like where the relationship like starts. And maybe it's not situational right of how it starts. Maybe it's, you know, where it starts in terms of like how you guys build through whatever those situations are that start the relationship. Like, I don't know. I just have loved watching them get married. Don't even know them personally, but I loved watching them get married. Oh, you know, another wedding I watched online and I was like, yes, Latoya and Rondo.

Shout out to Toya. Shout to my home girl. She just won. And congratulations to her as well, too. She just welcomed their second daughter together with their third child, or not even a third. I think it's like they're for her fifth child because Rondo also has children prior to her but

watching their wedding to Latoya and Rondo who played for the Lakers and retired from the NBA I was like man this love is and it wasn't even about how grand it was I was beautiful to see too especially knowing her I felt like

you deserve this girl like you were such a good woman a good mother a good partner you deserve this fairy tale wedding but it was It's also about like the basis in the core of the relationship that I was like, yes, black love. Like go off. Uh, we, we, we, Donovan and, uh, Donovan Mitchell and Coco Jones, y'all up next. Oh, Montalillo too.

Montalillo had a really beautiful wedding too, her and Stenafort Vegas. Montaliyah and Son of Fort Vegas had a beautiful wedding as well, too. Um, and she had a beautiful, uh, daddy daughter moment because her dad, uh, was a cancer survivor. Um, so, yeah, their moment during the wedding was like, I remember her post. about that and it made me tear up. But yeah, shout out to all the love in a room and all the new things and all the congratulations that we've talked about today

because I don't know, man. Yeah, I might be headed there. Y'all know, you know what I'm saying? I'm headed there. We'll see what happens, okay? But just know, wherever outlet does the write-up about my wedding, that feature, I need video, I need written.

We might have a live podcast stage. The people need to get this, okay? They need to feel this. Nah, I'm joking. He ain't going to let me do a live podcast stage. He might, though. He might, you know, I'll try. You know, I'll be right on here like, y'all,

the latest of Lauren La Rosa is brought to you today by my wedding. But, yeah, no, congratulations to everybody. It's just, it's really dope to see. You know, amongst all the headlines, love seeing a love as well, too. This has been another episode of the latest with Lauren La Rosa. I tell you guys every single episode. Y'all could be anywhere with anybody talking about

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