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Olympic Silver Medalist Anna Cockrell Visits JCSU Track and Field Team 

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Olympic silver medalist Anna Cockrell returned to her hometown this past weekend and visited the Johnson C. Smith University Track and Field team. The daughter of JCSU Board of Trustees Vice Chair Kieth Cockrell, Anna shared her inspiring journey as a champion. During her visit, Cockrell recounted her sacrifices to achieve her goals. “Nothing was […]

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WSSU Chancellor and Liberian Minister of Education Hold Historic Meeting on Bilateral Collaboration

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Winston-Salem State University marked a historic milestone as Chancellor Bonita Brown met with Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah, the minister of education of the Republic of Liberia. This made their first official meeting, which aimed to foster bilateral collaboration in higher education. The meeting took place on Sept. 30 at the WSSU campus and was a

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Light-Eyed and Dangerous: Michael Ealy’s Best Bad-Guy Roles

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Michael Ealy is opening up about one of his most difficult roles over the course of his career. Despite being one of Hollywood’s most handsome actors, the “Reasonable Doubt” star recently told “Bel-Air” star Jabari Banks in an interview for Springhill that some of his uglier characters have caused him to deal with… Read more…

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Harris-Walz Campaign Launches New Ad “Paycheck” Highlighting Economic Benefits for Black Americans

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This week, the Harris-Walz campaign unveiled a new advertisement titled “Paycheck,” part of a broader five-week media effort aimed at engaging Black voters in seven crucial battleground states: Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, parts of North Carolina, Georgia, Nevada, Arizona. The ad seeks to effectively communicate Vice President Kamala Harris’ vision for an opportunity economy that promises

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John Boyega And Danielle Deadwyler Cast In Otis Redding Biopic ‘Otis & Zelma’

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An Otis Redding biopic has been set, with John Boyega and Danielle Deadwyler set to star, and Miss Juneteenth filmmaker Channing Godfrey Peoples set to direct. Otis & Zelma, from Fifth Season, is also produced by Homegrown Pictures and Kinfolk Management + Media. Variety first broke the news of the project. As Variety reports, “the

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Anok Yai’s October Vogue France Cover is the Most Stunning Thing We’ve Seen

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Fashion lovers all over the world are gagging over a stunning shot of supermodel Anok Yai for the October 2024 cover of Vogue France. Everything about the gorgeous photo, shot by photographer Mikael Jansson, gives glamorous vibes that instantly transport us to Studio 54 in the 1970s. Read more…

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“It’s All Over: The Kiss That Changed Spanish Football” to Debut on Netflix Worldwide November 1st

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Netflix has announced the release of its latest documentary, It’s All Over: The Kiss That Changed Spanish Football, produced by You First Originals, set to premiere globally on November 1st. This film chronicles the incredible journey of Spain’s national women’s football team, whose 2023 World Cup triumph not only captivated the world but also sparked

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What’s Real? What Isn’t? ‘Late Night with the Devil’s’ Ending Explained

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Indie horror movies typically go a bit outside the box compared to major releases. That could be attributed to their modest budgets, which leads to improvisation and a wild flow of creativity. That appears to be how filmmaking brothers Cameron and Colin Cairnes concocted the masterpiece that is Late Night with the Devil.  While demonic

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Duke Dennis and Ash Kaashh’s Chicago Date Goes Viral: What Fans Are Saying

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Duke Dennis, a popular Twitch streamer and one of the members of AMP (Any Means Possible), captured social media’s attention ever since he was spotted with Only Fans sensation Ash Kaashh. The two were seen getting dinner at a downtown Chicago restaurant, sparking a flurry of speculation among respective fans. Witnesses snapped pictures of the

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8 Iconic Black Movies That Shaped Our Childhoods

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Despite being overlooked up until this last century (and still today), Black people have impacted the movie space as actors, actresses and directors. From fantasy and comedy to time stamps and think pieces, our childhoods were satisfied by a multitude of films that have now become memes, GIFs and remakes. Here are eight examples of

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