Kendrick Wade, who spent two seasons at Mississippi Valley State before he parted ways with the school, is a head coach again. Wade announced on social media that he has been named the new head football coach at Ripley High School in Tennessee. Wade said the decision came after “weeks of prayers and talks” with […]
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The HBO Max series The Pitt honored Pittsburgh’s Jewish and Muslim communities in this week’s episode, which references the tragic 2018 attack at the Tree of Life Synagogue. In the third episode of The Pitt’s second season, Noah Wyle plays Dr. Robinavitch, who treats a Jewish patient named Yana (Irina Dubova) after she accidentally burns
For the second time this year, UFC light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira is making waves online, this time for having a rather amusing and relaxed sparring session with Dutch social personality Vera Dijkmans. Pereira, who is shirtless and wearing gray shorts, also shared a short video of himself at the gym with Dijkmans as he
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Fresh off her viral ESPN moment cheering for Miami during their College Football Playoff championship game, adult entertainment star Abella Danger gave a nod to Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza’s speed, power, and deliberate effort in the expo in Las Vegas. Danger said, “Oh my gosh. I mean,He’s so quick, and he’s so powerful and
British singer Holly Humberstone’s second album, “Cruel World,” will be released on April 10th. This is the new album by the 26-year-old artist, considered a voice of her generation. She has made an album about the struggle between pain and pleasure, chaos and acceptance. She is known for her vivid and captivating songs. She has
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The Smithsonian has opened a new exhibition that brings long-protected HBCU archives into the national spotlight. Titled At the Vanguard: Making and Saving History at HBCUs, the Smithsonian HBCU exhibition draws from historical collections held at five historically Black colleges and universities, many of which have preserved Black history for generations without national attention. According
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Ruth E. Carter has quietly made history again. The Hampton University alumna and legendary costume designer is now the most-nominated Black woman in Academy Awards history, earning her fifth Oscar nomination for her work on Sinners. The milestone was first reported by ClutchPoints, marking another defining moment in a career that has shaped how Black
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Authorities in Los Angeles are investigating the death of former HBCU and NFL player Kevin Johnson, whose body was discovered earlier this week at a homeless encampment in the Willowbrook area. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner has ruled Johnson’s death a homicide, citing blunt force trauma and stab wounds, according to reporting from the
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Coco Gauff isn’t just making a donation—she’s putting money into a part of college athletics that rarely gets attention. This week, the tennis star pledged $150,000 to support HBCU tennis programs through the United Negro College Fund. It follows a $100,000 contribution she made last year, bringing her total investment connected to HBCUs to $250,000.
Netflix has released a new YA romantic drama loosely based on a popular novel. The eight-part series, Finding Her Edge, follows a young figure skater who is facing complex dilemmas in her romantic relationship as she chases her dreams. What novel inspired ‘Finding Her Edge’ on Netflix? Finding Her Edge is based on Jennifer Iacopelli’s
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