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George Cheeks To Oversee Massive TV Empire Under Skydance

Photo by Wally Gobetz/flickr by Sidnee Michelle October 6, 2026 Cheeks will also oversee more than 50 cable networks in the U.S. and internationally. George Cheeks is set to oversee one of the entertainment industry’s largest television portfolios as he takes on an expanded leadership role at Paramount Skydance following

Portrait Of Freddie Jackson

Beloved Quiet Storm Crooner Freddie Jackson Dies At 69

Source: Anthony Barboza / Getty On Tuesday, Freddie Jackson’s family revealed that the “Rock Me Tonight” singer died Monday, just three days after his 70th birthday.  In a social media post released on Tuesday evening, the family said Jackson passed on Monday evening. The family did not reveal the cause

Cover art for Toni Morrison's novel

Banned Books Week Demands Our Attention To Protect Our Literary Heritage

Source: Amazon / Amazon.com The Bluest Eye. Beloved. The Color Purple. Their Eyes Were Watching God. Invisible Man. The Autobiography of Malcolm X.  All of those titles belong to books written by Black authors and have been challenged or banned across multiple American school districts and public libraries.  This month,

‘Black Capital’ London Debut Connects Black Enterprises Directly With Investors

by Black Enterprise October 6, 2026 The high-profile summit aims to transform under-capitalized markets. On Oct. 20, 2026, the United Kingdom’s financial and creative landscapes will converge at Elder Yard, Norton Folgate, for the inaugural launch of Black Capital. Founded by John Muleba, former creative strategist at Burberry, Alexander McQueen, and

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Angie Nixon invokes Black Panther Party history in fight over Florida healthcare

Angie Nixon turned to Black Panther Party history during a heated exchange over healthcare, arguing that community-based programs created decades ago offer a lesson for communities facing gaps in government services today. Speaking at the event held at her coffee shop and bookstore, Cafe Resistance in Jacksonville, Nixon pointed to

George Cheeks To Oversee Massive TV Empire Under Skydance

Photo by Wally Gobetz/flickr by Sidnee Michelle October 6, 2026 Cheeks will also oversee more than 50 cable networks in the U.S. and internationally. George Cheeks is set to oversee one of the entertainment industry’s largest television portfolios as he takes on an expanded leadership role at Paramount Skydance following

Portrait Of Freddie Jackson

Beloved Quiet Storm Crooner Freddie Jackson Dies At 69

Source: Anthony Barboza / Getty On Tuesday, Freddie Jackson’s family revealed that the “Rock Me Tonight” singer died Monday, just three days after his 70th birthday.  In a social media post released on Tuesday evening, the family said Jackson passed on Monday evening. The family did not reveal the cause

Cover art for Toni Morrison's novel

Banned Books Week Demands Our Attention To Protect Our Literary Heritage

Source: Amazon / Amazon.com The Bluest Eye. Beloved. The Color Purple. Their Eyes Were Watching God. Invisible Man. The Autobiography of Malcolm X.  All of those titles belong to books written by Black authors and have been challenged or banned across multiple American school districts and public libraries.  This month,

‘Black Capital’ London Debut Connects Black Enterprises Directly With Investors

by Black Enterprise October 6, 2026 The high-profile summit aims to transform under-capitalized markets. On Oct. 20, 2026, the United Kingdom’s financial and creative landscapes will converge at Elder Yard, Norton Folgate, for the inaugural launch of Black Capital. Founded by John Muleba, former creative strategist at Burberry, Alexander McQueen, and

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Angie Nixon invokes Black Panther Party history in fight over Florida healthcare

Angie Nixon turned to Black Panther Party history during a heated exchange over healthcare, arguing that community-based programs created decades ago offer a lesson for communities facing gaps in government services today. Speaking at the event held at her coffee shop and bookstore, Cafe Resistance in Jacksonville, Nixon pointed to