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Peacock Renews “Love Island USA” for Season 8, Announces Premiere Dates for New Programming Slate

The fact that Peacock is bringing back Love Island USA for an eighth season, with Ariana Madix reprising her role as host, as the show heads to Fiji for the next installment. The new season is set to be released on Tuesday, June 2, at 6 p.m. PT/9 p.m. ET. In addition to that, Peacock […]

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Hulu Drops Trailer for Steamy Yacht Dating Show “Love Overboard” Hosted by Gabby Windey

Hulu has released the trailer for its upcoming reality dating show “Love Overboard,” a brand-new competition-style reality dating series set on a luxurious yacht and hosted by former reality TV star Gabby Windey. The production is a collaboration between Alex Cooper’s Unwell Productions and Jeff Jenkins Productions, the creators of “The Secret Lives of Mormon

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Former MEAC Defensive Player of the Year signs with the Dallas Cowboys

As the signings continue to roll in for NFL Free Agency, a former MEAC Defensive Player of the Year has found a new home with America’s Team. South Carolina State product Cobie Durant (known in college as Decobie Durant) has signed a one-year deal worth $5.5 million with the Dallas Cowboys. He is now the

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How Manon’s KATSEYE Hiatus Reflects Experience Of Black Women In Girl Groups

Manon, one of six members of the global girl group KATSEYE, has officially gone on hiatus as announced by the group’s management company on Feb. 20. This has led to heavy speculation from fans, who believe Manon has permanently exited the group — a move which many say comes after she was sidelined from multiple

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How NBA players are turning technical fouls into philanthropy

By Rohan Nadkarni With four minutes and 35 seconds left in the third quarter of the Los Angeles Lakers’ 110-97 victory over the New York Knicks on Sunday, Luka Dončić — upset over what he considered a missed call — made a gesture with his hands that indicated the referees were receiving money for slanted officiating.

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North Carolina A&T alleged betting scandal orchestrator pleads guilty

The fallout from a widening sports betting scandal tied to North Carolina A&T has taken another step forward. It adds a troubling new chapter to a story that has shaken the HBCU and college basketball world. Jalen Smith is a Charlotte, North Carolina man accused of helping orchestrate a point-shaving scheme involving multiple NCAA men’s

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Spelman College Hosts Fourth Annual HBCU Game Jam, Premier Event for Aspiring Black Game Developers and Creators

Courtesy of Spelman College Over 85 Students from 10 HBCUs Competed in 24-Hour Hackathon for $10,000 in Prizes (Black PR Wire) ATLANTA – Spelman College welcomed over 85 students from 10 HBCUs to compete in the fourth annual HBCU Game Jam, a 24-hour hackathon competition where students work in teams to create original video games from scratch. Hosted

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Alabama A&M’s Kalia Walker Named HBCU GO National Player of the Year

ATLANTA, Ga. | Alabama A&M University guard Kalia Walker earned her second award in as many weeks on Tuesday afternoon as she was named the HBCU GO Women’s Basketball National Player of the Year. Walker, who was selected the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) Player of the Year, is averaging 14.0 points and shooting 40.4 percent

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Outdated intel likely led US to carry out deadly strike on Iranian elementary school, AP sources say

By  Aamer Madhani, Julia Frankel, Michael Biesecker  And Eric Tucker Outdated intelligence likely led to the United States carrying out a deadly missile strike on an elementary school in Iran that killed over 165 people, many of them children, in the opening hours of the conflict, according to a U.S. official and a second person briefed on findings

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