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There’s something radical about watching Black people fall in love on reality TV. In a genre built on spectacle, clichés, and cultural erasure, seeing Black love unfold onscreen still feels rare, delicate, and powerful. When it happens, especially on dating competition shows, it isn’t just entertainment. It’s cultural commentary, history
For one night only, Destiny’s Child was reunited. On Saturday, Beyoncé concluded her “Cowboy Carter Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit” tour by bringing out her former Destiny’s Child bandmates Kelly Rowland, 44, and Michelle Williams, 46. When the three appeared on stage together side by side, you could hear Beyoncé, 43, over
by Daniel Johnson July 27, 2025 A three-year-long study in England found that a person’s ethnicity is the determining factor in whether or not a person will become homelessness. A new study of homelessness in England, the first in over 20 years, has revealed that Black people in Great Britain,
by Mary Spiller July 27, 2025 Hines-Allen shared a personal victory off the field this week: His 7-year-old son Wesley is on the road to a full recovery after a grueling seven-month battle with leukemia. Jacksonville Jaguars star Josh Hines-Allen and his wife, Kaitlyn, have revealed that their 7-year-old son
“Who they came to see?” Beyoncé asks as she performs her 2023 single “My House” during the Cowboy Carter tour. For many, the answer has been Blue Ivy. Blue Ivy Carter, the Grammy-winning artist’s 13-year-old daughter, is more present than ever on stage, and fans are impressed by the growth from her
Victoria Monét faced mixed reactions when she announced she was pregnant with her daughter, Hazel. During an appearance on the “IMO With Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson,” the three-time Grammy Award-winning singer recalled a particularly painful moment when a member of her team created a presentation in response to her
As President Donald Trump continues to hammer away at diversity, equity, and inclusion, while pressuring the private sector, including businesses and college campuses, to end DEI policies, U.S. Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley admits that as she and other Democrats continue to fight for racial equity, she is frustrated by the lack
If the White House has anything to say about it, “The View” would be the next show pulled off the air. During the Wednesday, July 23 broadcast of the talk show, co-host Joy Behar ripped into President Donald Trump for attempting to claim that Barack Obama tried to undermine both
At the PopViewers “Vibes & Views” screening in Downtown Los Angeles, the crowd gathered to watch episode 406 of “BMF”, one of the most buzzed-about shows on STARZ. But it was what came after the episode that left the strongest impression—a heartfelt and unflinching conversation between PopViewers CEO Chris Witherspoon
Artist Amy Sherald’s expansive new solo exhibition, which has been making the rounds in galleries across the country, will be skipping its stop in the Nation’s Capital. The artist has canceled her upcoming show at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery over censorship concerns. On Wednesday, after learning the institution’s plans
There’s something radical about watching Black people fall in love on reality TV. In a genre built on spectacle, clichés, and cultural erasure, seeing Black love unfold onscreen still feels rare, delicate, and powerful. When it happens, especially on dating competition shows, it isn’t just entertainment. It’s cultural commentary, history
For one night only, Destiny’s Child was reunited. On Saturday, Beyoncé concluded her “Cowboy Carter Rodeo Chitlin’ Circuit” tour by bringing out her former Destiny’s Child bandmates Kelly Rowland, 44, and Michelle Williams, 46. When the three appeared on stage together side by side, you could hear Beyoncé, 43, over
by Daniel Johnson July 27, 2025 A three-year-long study in England found that a person’s ethnicity is the determining factor in whether or not a person will become homelessness. A new study of homelessness in England, the first in over 20 years, has revealed that Black people in Great Britain,
by Mary Spiller July 27, 2025 Hines-Allen shared a personal victory off the field this week: His 7-year-old son Wesley is on the road to a full recovery after a grueling seven-month battle with leukemia. Jacksonville Jaguars star Josh Hines-Allen and his wife, Kaitlyn, have revealed that their 7-year-old son
“Who they came to see?” Beyoncé asks as she performs her 2023 single “My House” during the Cowboy Carter tour. For many, the answer has been Blue Ivy. Blue Ivy Carter, the Grammy-winning artist’s 13-year-old daughter, is more present than ever on stage, and fans are impressed by the growth from her
Victoria Monét faced mixed reactions when she announced she was pregnant with her daughter, Hazel. During an appearance on the “IMO With Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson,” the three-time Grammy Award-winning singer recalled a particularly painful moment when a member of her team created a presentation in response to her
As President Donald Trump continues to hammer away at diversity, equity, and inclusion, while pressuring the private sector, including businesses and college campuses, to end DEI policies, U.S. Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley admits that as she and other Democrats continue to fight for racial equity, she is frustrated by the lack
If the White House has anything to say about it, “The View” would be the next show pulled off the air. During the Wednesday, July 23 broadcast of the talk show, co-host Joy Behar ripped into President Donald Trump for attempting to claim that Barack Obama tried to undermine both
At the PopViewers “Vibes & Views” screening in Downtown Los Angeles, the crowd gathered to watch episode 406 of “BMF”, one of the most buzzed-about shows on STARZ. But it was what came after the episode that left the strongest impression—a heartfelt and unflinching conversation between PopViewers CEO Chris Witherspoon
Artist Amy Sherald’s expansive new solo exhibition, which has been making the rounds in galleries across the country, will be skipping its stop in the Nation’s Capital. The artist has canceled her upcoming show at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery over censorship concerns. On Wednesday, after learning the institution’s plans