Though Tia Mowry and Cory Hardrict’s divorce may have been smart and amicable, not much is known about what led to their split in the first place—until now. Read more…
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There are several sports commentators who irk everyone’s last nerves. But Stephen A. Smith is near the top of the list for most people. The star of ESPN’s “First Take” has a knack for yelling at everyone he comes in contact with, even if he happens to be wrong. Over the years, he’s garnered a
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The Alabama A&M women’s basketball team opened their regular season by making history as it recorded the highest attendance that the AAMU Event Center has seen in a women’s game. Senior guard Kalia Walker paced the Bulldog offense with 13 points in the 84-59 loss to the No.24 Alabama Crimson Tide. Thursday night’s headlining contest
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On Sunday, October 20, Spelman College made waves in aquatics as its Wellness Center hosted an exhibition event to celebrate the inaugural Jaguars Swim Club. This marks the first all-women’s swimming club at a historically Black college or university. Spelman’s aquatics director and head coach, Adrienne Wesley, spearheads the newly established team. The exhibition showcased
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In a groundbreaking announcement made Thursday afternoon, Delaware State University has partnered with HBCU Wrestling to establish the first-ever Division I women’s wrestling program at a Historically Black College or University. The program will debut in the 2025-26 season, and DSU’s athletics department will promptly start the search for a head coach. “Delaware State University
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This week, a wave of anonymous racist text messages invoking slavery sent to Black individuals, including middle school students, has raised alarms across the United States, prompting investigations by federal state agencies. Reports emerged from several states, including New York, Alabama, California, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee, with recipients receiving messages that varied in wording but
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Following Donald Trump’s election, many of his most loyal allies and supporters are firing back at anyone who has attacked the controversial politician. One of them did so with a wildly offensive comment directed toward New York Attorney General Letitia James. Read more…
The Recording Academy has unveiled the nominees for the highly anticipated 67th Annual GRAMMY® Awards, showcasing the diversity, innovation, and exceptional artistry of today’s music scene. Beyoncé leads the pack with 11 nominations, followed by Charli XCX, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar, Post Malone, Sabrina Carpenter, Chappell Roan, and Taylor Swift, each securing prominent places with
Multi-platinum and platinum-certified pop visionary Julia Michaels has entered a new era in her already accomplished career with the release of her newest single, Heaven II. Available everywhere today, it’s also joined by a visually stunning music video directed by Blythe Thomas and filmed in Los Angeles. The latest release from Michaels finds the artist
In a significant announcement for the historic institution, Wilberforce University has received formal notification from the Higher Learning Commission Board of Trustees confirming its compliance with accreditation criteria. This pivotal achievement marks a renewed commitment to academic excellence and institutional integrity at one of the nation’s oldest historically Black universities. Effective Oct. 31, 2024, The
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