Star appeals to the commonality among people. The show is fast paced, topical and worldly. You will laugh, learn and occasionally loathe Star & Buc Wild, all for your enlightenment and entertainment benefit.

In 1993, Star, the former New York Retail Representative for WEA and National Director of Alternative R&B for Virgin Records, used his experience and vision to publish a cutting-edge teen magazine, «Around the Way Connections.» The publication made such a controversial impact in the New York, tri-state area that it landed Star on television shows including: Donahue, Geraldo, Ricki Lake, Charles Perez, and CNN.

Star’s ingenuity gained him the respect of magazine publisher, David Mays that led to his enormously popular Source Magazine column, «Reality Check» (1995-98). In response to the column’s success he drafted his half-brother Timothy Joseph, as the Buc Wild incarnate (initially Star’s alter ego), creating an enigmatic duo, ready for the next level. In 1998, Star & Buc Wild launched their public access cable program «Universal Haters», allowing them greater opportunities to develop within a visual medium. The live-broadcast format of «Universal Haters» and constant phones from viewers provided the duo with practical audience engagement experience. Through careful self-analysis and experimentation, Star & Buc Wild crafted their natural chemistry into a formidable platform. Link