Halle Bailey‘s latest film role is in the upcoming thriller film The Line, which also stars Alex Wolff, the late Angus Cloud, Austin Abrams and more, and the trailer just dropped. The cast also includes Lewis Pullman, Bo Mitchell, Cheri Oteri, Scoot McNairy, Denise Richards and John Malkovich. The Line, the debut narrative feature of writer […]
Dr. Rebecca Lochmann, a University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff aquaculture and fisheries professor, is spearheading innovative research to improve the sustainability of bass production. The U.S. Department of Agriculture supports this research project through its Agricultural Research Service’s 1890 Research Sabbatical Program. The program promotes collaboration between faculty at 1890 land-grant universities and ARS
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Shaw University secured a $450,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to support the “Research Initiation Award: Investigating Disparities Among Smart Technology Privacy Studies” project. The primary objective of this project is to assess whether specific device types or demographic factors—including race, ethnicity, gender, and age—are underrepresented in existing studies about smart technology privacy. The
South Carolina State University Public Service & Agriculture is reflecting on the impact its partnership with Climate-Smart Grown in SC to advance sustainable agriculture in the region has made over the past year. In collaboration with Clemson University, the initiative aims to empower farmers by providing technical support and financial incentives for adopting environmentally friendly
The Librarians: The Next Chapter, a spinoff of The Librarians which was initially set at The CW, will now air on the network of the original series and television films, TNT. Dean Devlin, the project’s showrunner and executive producer, as well as co-founder of production company Electric Entertainment, said in a statement: “Our comeback to
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That Chick Angel, aka Angel Laketa Moore, is giving fans even more to love after the viral success of her song “One Margarita.” The comedian, actor and co-host of the podcast Here’s The Thing, with fellow comedian KevOnStage, talked with Blavity about how the success of “One Margarita” taught her even more about how to break out of
Cam Newton isn’t a stranger to controversy. This time around, the former NFL player has gone viral for an August 23 interview he did with Dr. Cheyenne Bryant on his podcast “Funky Friday.” During the talk, the pair discussed Newton’s desire to have more children. Read more…
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It’s said that we all have at least one doppelgänger somewhere in the world. Although the chances of us running into our own lookalikes are highly improbable, for these celebrities, their fame has unveiled a ton of interesting twins, and The Root has gathered some of most mind-boggling ones. Read more…
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Peacock has officially greenlit a new straight-to-series espionage thriller titled PONIES, featuring Emmy Award-nominated actress Emilia Clarke in the lead role. Clarke, known for her iconic portrayal of Daenerys Targaryen in Game of Thrones and her starring role in Me Before You, will also serve as an executive producer for the series. PONIES is set
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Two Black men who were falsely accused of rape by a white woman are now suing the woman and the local police department for defamation and wrongful arrest. Freddie Douglas, 43, and John Marks, 41, said the false allegations and subsequent legal proceedings have irreparably damaged their lives. The incident occurred on the night of
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