Don Lemon "Marijuana" Ferguson Coverage

Just when you want to give CNN news anchor Don Lemon a little respect, he goes and sticks his foot in his mouth. Like deep in there.

Last night, CNN anchor Don Lemon (who’s known for making questionable comments) reported from the streets of Ferguson where people were staging protests after the grand jury’s decision not to bring charges against Darren Wilson. At one point during the broadcast, he says “Obviously there’s a smell of marijuana in the air.”

Wait, what?!

What does the smell of marijuana have to do with anything? While other’s described the climate in Ferguson as “peaceful,” Lemon chose to focus on the negative stereotypes associated with Blacks to portray a different situation of unrest.

Of course Lemon was dragged on Twitter:

UP NEXT: Nicki Minaj Rude To Fans?

Do not ask Nicki Minaj about Iggy Azaela no mo’.

Nicki Minaj has had it with the media’s questions about Iggy Azalea, and grew fumingly mad when asked about the recent AMA winner on the red carpet.

According to PageSix,

A source tells Page Six Minaj was “very rude” to press on the red carpet at Sunday night’s awards show.

We’re told Minaj, 31, got especially heated when reporters brought up her rumored foe, Iggy Azalea.

Access Hollywood reporter Liz Hernandez tweeted,

Nicki better chill…doesn’t she have an album coming out?

UP NEXT: Steve Harvey Sued For How Much?!

Steve Harvey is facing a $43 million lawsuit after being accused of illegally broadcasting music on his daytime talk show without permission, reports TheJasmineBrand.

A music company by the name of “We 3 Kings” filed the federal suit claiming 268 unlicensed songs were used during the broadcast during season 2 of Harvey’s popular show. The music company is demanding to be paid for damages that lead to it filing for bankruptcy after license the songs to other shows, radio programs and advertisements. They are also demanding an injunction against Steve that would ban Harvey from using their music.

Oop.