Mississippi Valley State University has reportedly parted ways with men’s basketball head coach George Ivory after four seasons at the helm of the Delta Devils. Ivory, a former MVSU standout and longtime figure in Southwestern Athletic Conference circles, compiled a 12–118 overall record and an 8–67 mark in SWAC play since taking over in 2022. […]
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Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Studios have released the first official trailer for Supergirl on Tuesday. The film features Supergirl/Kara Zor-El, portrayed by actress Milly Alcock. Supergirl is a young hero portrayed by the actress in the movie. The movie has been directed by Craig Gillespie, written by Ana Nogueira, and produced by DC Studios’
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Amazon, MGM Studios, and Mattel Studios are coming together to produce a live-action version of Masters of the Universe, which will be released exclusively in U.S. theaters on June 5, 2026. Sony Pictures International Releasing will be releasing the movie in other countries with a one-week theatrical run in June. The movie, directed by Travis
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One of HBCU men’s basketball best coaches is reportedly up for a major promotion. Chris Wright, who has led Langston University and Talladega College to the NAIA championship game, is reported to be interviewing for the vacant Alabama State men’s basketball job, according to The Coaching Carousel. Wright led the Lions to their second NAIA
Apple TV has dropped the first teaser trailer for its upcoming Cape Fear series with Amy Adams and Javier Bardem, and Bardem seems to have a villainous turn that looks as unsettling as can be. The series is inspired by Martin Scorsese’s 1991 remake of the 1962 film. Both films are based on the novel,
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The new trailer for Season 3 of Euphoria is giving a few more details about the upcoming (and presumably final) season of the HBO series. As has been reported, the show has a time jump in the future to see the characters out of high school and in new phases of their lives, but it
Part of my role as 21Ninety’s Editor-at-Large is paying attention to the cultural shifts that are not only happening in real time, but reshaping what the future looks like for Black women. Right now, one of the most exciting shifts is happening in women’s sports. From sold-out arenas to tunnel fits that rival fashion week,
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The Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) once again made vital connections between its member institutions and key government and corporate officials during its annual Presidents & Chancellors Fly-In (Fly-In) recently. The Fly-In is a pivotal event for presidents and chancellors from historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), historically Black community colleges (HBCCs) and predominantly Black institutions (PBIs). It facilitates
By Dennis Romero, Daniel Arkin, Peter Nicholas and Amanda Terkel Amid the long lines and delays at the country’s airports, travelers say they feel deeply sympathetic to the airline workers who have been caught up in the shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security — and deeply frustrated with politicians in Washington for letting it all happen. “These are the people who
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Student leaders and alumni at Kentucky State University met to strategize amendments to a state Senate bill they say could change the identity of the commonwealth’s only public historic Black university. Senate Bill 185, which passed unanimously in the Senate, would define K-State’s mission as a land grant polytechnic institution. Student leaders say the polytechnic
