The Black Girl Book Fair, founded by author Jacque Aye, is pleased to announce that it has added a few more speakers and sponsors to its lineup ahead of its free, virtual, all-ages event on April 25, 2026. New speakers added to their lineup this year include Chuck Lightning, the creator of The ArchAndroid Graphic […]
Rapper Cardi B fell into an open trap door for a moment while she was performing “Press” at a show in Seattle on Saturday night, but she was able to get herself together and continue with her show without getting injured. Videos circulating online show Cardi B wearing a red sequined outfit at a sold-out
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Editor’s note: BAFTA has come out and said they’re taking responsibility for the N-word moment at the awards that was broadcast on the BBC. View the full statement, as well as an added statement from John Davidson, below. Previously reported: A prestigious moment for two of the stars of Sinners took an uncomfortable turn when
The BBC’s airing of this year’s BAFTA film awards has created controversy over the network’s decision to cut an awardee’s pro-Palestine remark from the show’s broadcast. While the BBC has defended the move as a routine editorial decision, it stands out given the network’s past dealings with content related to Palestine, and the BAFTA edit
Netflix has just given the green light to a brand-new romantic comedy called Messily Ever After (working title), which tells the story of a couple on the crazy ride of a decade-long relationship full of love but also friction. The romantic comedy features Kim Min-ha and Noh Sang-hyun as Su-hyun and Hyun-tae, two people in
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The viral social media post about the death of actor Eric Dane is sparking a lot of conversation, especially after a former Grey’s Anatomy background actor made a claim against him. Laura Ann Tull commented on the death of the Grey’s Anatomy actor by saying that he “was a bully and an a-hole” in a
By Stephan Bisaha Volkswagen workers in Chattanooga, Tennessee voted to ratify their first union contract Thursday, securing pay bumps, job protections and a rare win for the United Auto Workers union in the South. It’s been a long road to this contract. Workers initially voted twice against joining the union before casting ballots in favor
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The Rise of a Former HBCU Gymnast Before Arkansas History It took 8,442 days for Arkansas gymnastics to see a perfect 10. For a former HBCU gymnast, it took one vault. Senior Morgan Price — who began her college career at Fisk University’s historic HBCU gymnastics program — delivered a flawless vault to earn the first perfect
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By Allan Smith and Scott Wong In and out of court, more than half of the amendments enshrined in the Bill of Rights are being fought over as a direct result of President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota. In his second term, Trump and his administration have been aggressive in stretching the boundaries of political conventions,
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By Megan Lebowitz, Kelly O’Donnell and Gary Grumbach Secret Service agents and a Palm Beach County deputy shot and killed a man who entered the secure perimeter at President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida with “what appeared to be a shotgun and a fuel can,” the Secret Service announced in a statement on Sunday. The suspect’s identity has not
