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Jill Scott clarifies Prince, not Chris Brown, is her King of Pop

Jill Scott is reminding people that there might be a time and place for all questions. The singer, who is currently on a worldwide press run for her upcoming album, declared last week that Chris Brown was the King of Pop to her. Although the title is widely associated with

Black women are building community as career doors quietly close

If you’ve been hearing it in group chats, seeing it on Threads, or feeling it in your own inbox, you’re not imagining it: a lot of Black women are in a weird season professionally. Not because we forgot how to show up. Not because we suddenly stopped being qualified. But

Paramount Scores First Look Deal With Issa Rae’s Hoorae Film & Television

by Kandiss Edwards January 17, 2026 The agreement formalizes an ongoing relationship between Rae’s Hoorae and Paramount. Issa Rae has signed a three-year first-look film and television production deal with Paramount.  Under the agreement, Rae will develop film and television projects through her production company, Hoorae Film & Television. The

WHEW! Joy Reid Has Had Enough Of Stephen A. Smith’s Shenanigans

by Kandiss Edwards January 17, 2026 Reid isn’t the only one tired of Smith and his remarks. Joy Reid is the latest journalist to criticize Stephen A. Smith over his public remarks that often land outside of the realm of sports. She is also challenging his public disrespect and inclination

The Impact Of Insurance Costs On Homeownership

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 17, 2026 In this article, Cheap Insurance explores how rising home insurance costs are affecting homeownership decisions. Homeowners insurance has traditionally been a background cost of owning a home, but in many markets, it is becoming a defining factor in housing affordability. Recent industry research

Jill Scott clarifies Prince, not Chris Brown, is her King of Pop

Jill Scott is reminding people that there might be a time and place for all questions. The singer, who is currently on a worldwide press run for her upcoming album, declared last week that Chris Brown was the King of Pop to her. Although the title is widely associated with

Black women are building community as career doors quietly close

If you’ve been hearing it in group chats, seeing it on Threads, or feeling it in your own inbox, you’re not imagining it: a lot of Black women are in a weird season professionally. Not because we forgot how to show up. Not because we suddenly stopped being qualified. But

Paramount Scores First Look Deal With Issa Rae’s Hoorae Film & Television

by Kandiss Edwards January 17, 2026 The agreement formalizes an ongoing relationship between Rae’s Hoorae and Paramount. Issa Rae has signed a three-year first-look film and television production deal with Paramount.  Under the agreement, Rae will develop film and television projects through her production company, Hoorae Film & Television. The

WHEW! Joy Reid Has Had Enough Of Stephen A. Smith’s Shenanigans

by Kandiss Edwards January 17, 2026 Reid isn’t the only one tired of Smith and his remarks. Joy Reid is the latest journalist to criticize Stephen A. Smith over his public remarks that often land outside of the realm of sports. She is also challenging his public disrespect and inclination

The Impact Of Insurance Costs On Homeownership

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors January 17, 2026 In this article, Cheap Insurance explores how rising home insurance costs are affecting homeownership decisions. Homeowners insurance has traditionally been a background cost of owning a home, but in many markets, it is becoming a defining factor in housing affordability. Recent industry research