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Black Celebs Who Remade Themselves White Famous

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It’s never too late to change up the game! We all grow and evolve with time, so hats off to many of our favorite celebrities who aren’t afraid of change and simply do what they want to do. When it comes to rebranding yourself, there’s no one particular formula…but these celebrities truly are the blueprint. […]

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25 Years After Her First Album, We Look at the Evolution of Eve’s Amazing Style

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Believe it or not, it’s been 25 years since Eve released her first studio album, “Let There Be Eve…Ruff Ryders’ First Lady,” and introduced us to the eternal club jam, “What Ya’ll Want.” Read more…

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The Best of Atlanta Fashion Week 2024

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Forget New York, Paris and Milan, from October 2 – 7, fashion will be on display in the A during Atlanta Fashion Week. FUBU, Coogi, and Sarayaa, are among the brands that will be in the house, sending their latest looks down the runway. And of course, there will be a sneaker ball. Read more…

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WATCH: Black Twitter Celebrates Maya Rudolph’s ‘Spot On’ ‘SNL’ Return as Kamala Harris

As it kicked off Season 50, “Saturday Night Live” wasted no time jumping into the 2024 presidential election. The series premiere opened with a sketch featuring Maya Rudolph’s triumphant return as Vice President Kamala Harris. Read more…

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25 Years After Her First Album, Eve’s Fashion Style Has Only Gotten Better

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Black Stars’ Best 2024 Emmys Fashion

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If it feels like we were just honoring the best artists and technicians in television, that’s because we were in January. Fresh off a strike shortened season, it’s time to once again recognize TV’s top talents. Before we jump into the main broadcast of the 76th Primetime Emmys on Sunday, Sept. 15, over the weekend,…

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‘Martin,’ ‘Good Times’ and Other Black Artists, Series Snubbed by the Emmys

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The 75th Primetime Emmys were a celebration of TV history. With so much groundbreaking television showcased, it was amazing to see Black winners take center stage. However, that hasn’t always been the case. More often than not, series and artists that we consider influential, essential parts of the culture fail to… Read more…

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