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by Kandiss Edwards August 23, 2025 Joshua Danrich is a teenage businessman on the rise who just signed a deal with Walmart for his “Mr. Fresh” air fresheners. Joshua Danrich is a teenage businessman on the rise. The young entrepreneur just signed a distribution deal with Walmart for his “Mr.
by Jameelah Mullen August 22, 2025 The New WAY (Who Are You?) culture campaign, an initiative to empower youth to redefine career success, partnered with The Weeknd’s “After Hours Til Dawn” tour for its Atlanta stop at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The campaign is a partnership between Stand Together, a philanthropic community
by Jeroslyn JoVonn August 22, 2025 Los Angeles has named hometown legend Snoop Dogg as an ambassador ahead of hosting matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Unsurprisingly, Los Angeles native Snoop Dogg will take center stage at the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosted in his hometown. On Aug. 12,
by Jeroslyn JoVonn August 22, 2025 Vivian Ayers Allen, acclaimed poet and playwright and mother of Phylicia Rashad and Debbie Allen, has died at the age of 102. Vivian Ayers Allen, celebrated poet, playwright, and mother of Phylicia Rashad and Debbie Allen, has passed away at 102. On Aug. 20,
As President Donald Trump continues to call out urban cities led by Black mayors amid his proclaimed “crime emergency” in Washington, D.C., Wes Moore, the governor of neighboring Maryland, has invited the president to visit his state for a walking tour of Baltimore. The invitation, which was included in a
Ciara is choosing joy, love, and faith over internet chatter, and she’s making it clear that her husband, Russell Wilson, needs no defending. The Grammy-winning singer stopped by “The Breakfast Club” on Friday, where Charlamagne tha God asked her what she thought about people who insist on calling Wilson “corny.”
Howard University President Ben Vinson III is stepping down after less than two years. The announcement came on Friday, August 22, when the Board of Trustees revealed that his predecessor, Wayne A. I. Frederick, will return as interim president beginning September 1. “On behalf of the Howard University Board of
It’s no secret that Black people are not monolithic. We come in all shapes, shades, sizes, and accents. However, recently, a corner of the internet’s minds were blown when Torgi Squire (@Starboysobersfitness) came across their TikTok feeds complaining about the weather. Squire, a Black man with locs and a thick
Looks like Apollonia is gearing up to fight for the right to continue using her iconic stage name. According to a lawsuit filed on Tuesday, August 19 in Los Angeles, Patricia “Apollonia” Kotero claims Prince’s estate is trying to seize control of “Apollonia,” the stage name Prince himself once anointed
President Donald Trump said he has his sights on Chicago as up next for a takeover, as his administration escalates tensions with cities run by Black Democratic mayors over crime allegations. While applauding the National Guard, which he deployed in D.C. amid a “crime emergency,” the president declared on Aug.
by Kandiss Edwards August 23, 2025 Joshua Danrich is a teenage businessman on the rise who just signed a deal with Walmart for his “Mr. Fresh” air fresheners. Joshua Danrich is a teenage businessman on the rise. The young entrepreneur just signed a distribution deal with Walmart for his “Mr.
by Jameelah Mullen August 22, 2025 The New WAY (Who Are You?) culture campaign, an initiative to empower youth to redefine career success, partnered with The Weeknd’s “After Hours Til Dawn” tour for its Atlanta stop at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The campaign is a partnership between Stand Together, a philanthropic community
by Jeroslyn JoVonn August 22, 2025 Los Angeles has named hometown legend Snoop Dogg as an ambassador ahead of hosting matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Unsurprisingly, Los Angeles native Snoop Dogg will take center stage at the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosted in his hometown. On Aug. 12,
by Jeroslyn JoVonn August 22, 2025 Vivian Ayers Allen, acclaimed poet and playwright and mother of Phylicia Rashad and Debbie Allen, has died at the age of 102. Vivian Ayers Allen, celebrated poet, playwright, and mother of Phylicia Rashad and Debbie Allen, has passed away at 102. On Aug. 20,
As President Donald Trump continues to call out urban cities led by Black mayors amid his proclaimed “crime emergency” in Washington, D.C., Wes Moore, the governor of neighboring Maryland, has invited the president to visit his state for a walking tour of Baltimore. The invitation, which was included in a
Ciara is choosing joy, love, and faith over internet chatter, and she’s making it clear that her husband, Russell Wilson, needs no defending. The Grammy-winning singer stopped by “The Breakfast Club” on Friday, where Charlamagne tha God asked her what she thought about people who insist on calling Wilson “corny.”
Howard University President Ben Vinson III is stepping down after less than two years. The announcement came on Friday, August 22, when the Board of Trustees revealed that his predecessor, Wayne A. I. Frederick, will return as interim president beginning September 1. “On behalf of the Howard University Board of
It’s no secret that Black people are not monolithic. We come in all shapes, shades, sizes, and accents. However, recently, a corner of the internet’s minds were blown when Torgi Squire (@Starboysobersfitness) came across their TikTok feeds complaining about the weather. Squire, a Black man with locs and a thick
Looks like Apollonia is gearing up to fight for the right to continue using her iconic stage name. According to a lawsuit filed on Tuesday, August 19 in Los Angeles, Patricia “Apollonia” Kotero claims Prince’s estate is trying to seize control of “Apollonia,” the stage name Prince himself once anointed
President Donald Trump said he has his sights on Chicago as up next for a takeover, as his administration escalates tensions with cities run by Black Democratic mayors over crime allegations. While applauding the National Guard, which he deployed in D.C. amid a “crime emergency,” the president declared on Aug.