Farai Chideya runs through the day's headlines of news affecting black life and culture. Friday's headlines include a rise in subprime loan foreclosures and Oprah Winfrey topping a new Forbes magazine celebrity power list.

The House Judiciary Committee has issued a handful of subpoenas for key former White House staffers as part of the fired U.S. attorney inquiry. The committee's chairman, Rep. John Conyers (D – MI), explains why the move was necessary.

Reputed Klansman James Ford Seale has been convicted of kidnapping and conspiracy in connection with the 1964 murder of two black teenagers. Associated Press reporter Emily Wagster Pettus tells why he was not charged with murder.

In our weekly lifestyle and trends segment, Newsweek entertainment reporter Allison Samuels weighs in about Angelina Jolie's controversial role as Mariane Pearl, Essence and Ebony's tabloid transition and Robin Givens' new book.

We take our hip-hop series for a spin with one of today's hottest DJs, DJ Drama, and explore the art of mixing and the legal ramifications of it.

Activist and author Kevin Powell talks about his conference, "Black and Male in America," which examines the state of the black male and promotes mentoring and responsible fatherhood.

Librarian Mayme Clayton had one of the largest collections of black memorabilia in the world — most of it in her garage. Now that she's passed, her eldest son, Avery Clayton, is safeguarding the millions of books, records, films and photos.

Commentator Jeff Obafemi Carr sent in this week's Father's Day "Snapshot" from a recent, awkward shopping trip he took with his pre-teen daughter.