Hell’s Kitchen star Kecia Lewis demands that Broadway veteran Patti LuPone apologize for her viral remarks about the musical being “too loud.” Lewis, 59, shared a five-minute video on her Instagram account, describing it as an open letter to LuPone, 75, regarding her comment to a fan about the show, which Lewis called “bullying,” “offensive,” […]
PBS‘ upcoming documentary American Coup: Wilmington 1898 connects the power of white media to further fear and violence toward Black Americans in this exclusive clip. In the clip below, journalists and experts talk about the part white newspapers, including The New York Times and Collier’s Weekly, played in stoking racist fears, including the fear of
Jackson State University President Dr. Marcus Thompson announced two key contract extensions last week: one for head football coach T.C. Taylor and another for Vice President/Director of Athletics Ashley Robinson. Head Football Coach T.C. Taylor On Friday morning, President Thompson and Robinson confirmed that Taylor, who is in his second year at the helm of
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Tyler, the Creator has secured his third consecutive album to hit #1 on the Billboard 200 with CHROMAKOPIA. The album was released with a stellar debut when it pulled in an impressive 299,500 units, of which 212.55 million represented on-demand streams and 142,000 comprised pure album sales. This represents Tyler’s enduring popularity and the ability
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Balthazar Ebang Engonga is the alleged Director General of the National Financial Investigation Agency in Equatorial Guinea and has been accused of being at the epicenter of what could be one of the most scandalous scandals on the African continent. The now highly publicized sex scandal reportedly involves several videos of him in explicit encounters
Bennett College has announced its selection as a partner institution in the Duke University Medical Center’s Black or African-American Research Training Pathway to Otolaryngology and Communication Sciences program. The National Institutes of Health funded the 15-month initiative. It aims to provide Black students with hands-on research training, professional development, and essential social support, paving the
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For what might be the first time this year, Drake has publicly encountered a person he thought was a good friend but was, in actuality, a close ally to the man he was beefing with: Kendrick Lamar. Read more…
Climate Power’s “Too Hot Not To Vote” campaign aims to energize and mobilize young voters around climate issues. This campaign is not just about casting ballots; it’s a call to action for voters to support climate and clean energy champions such as Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz in the 2024 elections.
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As HBCU homecoming season comes to a close, the Harris-Walz campaign has reported a significant surge in organic support from current students and alums across Historically Black Colleges and Universities nationwide. The campaign’s HBCU Homecoming Tour has strategically engaged voters by directly participating in the rich cultural celebrations that define this time of year for
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While the main demographic of news readers understand the weight of the horrific claims that have risen against rap mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, his case has transformed into the topic of humor and entertainment for a much younger audience. Read more…
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