American Idol’s first-season winner, Kelly Clarkson, has just shared some surprising information about her experience on the show. She said the prizes she was promised never arrived. The Grammy-winning artist and talk show host shared on “The Kelly Clarkson Show” that she did not receive the $1 million prize and the car she was promised […]
Prairie View A&M finally put it together at the right time to pull off the first stunning result of the SWAC Tournament. The Panthers knocked off tournament No. 1 seed and conference regular season champion Bethune-Cookman 71-67 on Wednesday night with a gritty effort that turned brackets upside down. “It’s a testament to how far
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A Canadian woman claims she’s in love with her AI buddy and refers to it as her “octopus boyfriend,” telling TV viewers that she’s getting emotional support and intimacy from her AI companion despite it not having a physical form. Sarah Griffin, 41, from Ontario, appeared on ITV’s ‘This Morning‘ on March 9th and talked
French social media influencer Maddy Burciaga is under fire from an animal rights group after she confessed to leaving her pet dog behind in Dubai amid rising tensions in the Middle East. Burciaga, who is 32 years old, stated that she relocated to Mauritius with her family after missiles and drones attacked the UAE. The
TLC member T-Boz talks about the breakdown in communication she and Left Eye had before Left Eye’s death in an exclusive preview from TV One’s Uncensored. T-Boz, aka Tionne Watkins, says in the clip how she and Left Eye, aka Lisa Lopes, were angry with each other prior to Left Eye’s death in 2002. T-Boz
President Donald Trump has appointed Erika Kirk, the widow of slain right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, to replace her husband on the U.S. Air Force Academy Board of Visitors. Details on the Air Force Academy Board of Visitors and Erika Kirk’s role The 37-year-old will be part of a 16-member Board of Visitors, which “inquires into
As the Trump administration’s war against Iran continues, discussions have arisen concerning whether or not Trump will send ground troops into the country. The possibility of putting U.S. troops on the ground in Iran has, in turn, fueled speculation that Trump could end up reinstating a military draft, a measure last used during the Vietnam
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Stryker, a Michigan-based medical device producer, shared in a statement that the company has been attacked by pro-Iran hackers. According to the statement, the company “is experiencing a global network disruption” due to the cyberattack,” per CNN. “We have no indication of ransomware or malware and believe the incident is contained,” Stryker told CNN. “Our
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You are enjoying a warm summer evening outdoors, and you feel the familiar, itchy pinch of a mosquito bite. You swat the bug away, but a terrifying thought crosses your mind: “What if that mosquito just bit someone who has HIV?” Because we all know that mosquitoes drink blood, and we know that HIV lives
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Top-seeded Alabama A&M needed every ounce of composure and experience to survive a fierce challenge from Florida A&M, pulling out a 72–69 victory Wednesday in the SWAC Tournament quarterfinals. Head coach Dawn Thornton said the Bulldogs, who ran their winning streak to 18 games, expected a battle entering the field as regular-season champions. “We knew
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