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by Kandiss Edwards November 8, 2025 The trial has gone viral not only for the evidence but also because of the millions being sought. TikTok creator Brenay Kennard, known online as @LifeofBrenay, is defending herself in an “alienation of affection” for allegedly sleeping with her best friend’s husband. Kennard has
The U.S. Labor Department is making a stark change in its messaging on social media, focusing less on a diverse assortment of employees and laborers concerning gender and race, and instead concentrating on white males. The move is considered an effort to promote the hiring of American citizens over foreign
A knife attack in London hit too close to home for actor Damson Idris. The 17-year-old nephew of the “F1: The Movie” and “Snowfall” star was among the victims of a stabbing incident in London on Nov. 4. According to the British Transport Police, a 17-year-old boy, later identified as
The British Fashion Awards have made an unprecedented move this year, announcing their 2025 Model of the Year weeks before the ceremony itself. The honor goes to none other than Sudanese-American supermodel Anok Yai, whose influence continues to redefine modern beauty and fashion. “A defining force in today’s fashion landscape,
by Mary Spiller November 8, 2025 A judge dismissed Rymir Satterthwaite’s paternity lawsuit against Jay-Z with prejudice, meaning it can’t be refiled. A federal judge in California has dismissed with prejudice a paternity lawsuit filed against Jay-Z, putting a definitive end to a years-long legal battle brought by a man
On Friday (Nov. 7), Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson ordered a temporary pause to the full release of Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits by the Trump Administration, a decision that was immediately critiqued and criticized on social media, given that 42 million Americans rely on SNAP benefits and
Days after Telisha “Nikki” Jones showed she was the woman behind viral R&B hitmaker Xania Monet, R&B artists such as Baby Tate, Muni Long and K. Michelle are pushing back. In a lengthy video posted to her Instagram page on Thursday (Nov. 6), the Atlanta artist and daughter of Dionne
by Kandiss Edwards November 8, 2025 ’30 Patterns of Harm: A Structural Review of Systemic Racism Within the London Metropolitan Police Service’ tells all. The Greater London police force, Metropolitan Police Service, has been repeatedly flagged for “systematic racism” in a new report, “30 Patterns of Harm: A Structural Review
by Mary Spiller November 8, 2025 From Kendrick Lamar’s nine nods to Doechii’s continued rise, this year’s Grammy nominations spotlight a historic showing for Black musicians across major categories. The 2026 Grammy nominations, revealed Nov. 7, marked a milestone year for Black artists, who led nearly every major category. Kendrick
by Kandiss Edwards November 8, 2025 Justice Brown Jackson’s order directed the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to move quickly on the request. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson ordered a stay pausing a lower court ruling to fund full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. The stay was
by Kandiss Edwards November 8, 2025 The trial has gone viral not only for the evidence but also because of the millions being sought. TikTok creator Brenay Kennard, known online as @LifeofBrenay, is defending herself in an “alienation of affection” for allegedly sleeping with her best friend’s husband. Kennard has
The U.S. Labor Department is making a stark change in its messaging on social media, focusing less on a diverse assortment of employees and laborers concerning gender and race, and instead concentrating on white males. The move is considered an effort to promote the hiring of American citizens over foreign
A knife attack in London hit too close to home for actor Damson Idris. The 17-year-old nephew of the “F1: The Movie” and “Snowfall” star was among the victims of a stabbing incident in London on Nov. 4. According to the British Transport Police, a 17-year-old boy, later identified as
The British Fashion Awards have made an unprecedented move this year, announcing their 2025 Model of the Year weeks before the ceremony itself. The honor goes to none other than Sudanese-American supermodel Anok Yai, whose influence continues to redefine modern beauty and fashion. “A defining force in today’s fashion landscape,
by Mary Spiller November 8, 2025 A judge dismissed Rymir Satterthwaite’s paternity lawsuit against Jay-Z with prejudice, meaning it can’t be refiled. A federal judge in California has dismissed with prejudice a paternity lawsuit filed against Jay-Z, putting a definitive end to a years-long legal battle brought by a man
On Friday (Nov. 7), Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson ordered a temporary pause to the full release of Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits by the Trump Administration, a decision that was immediately critiqued and criticized on social media, given that 42 million Americans rely on SNAP benefits and
Days after Telisha “Nikki” Jones showed she was the woman behind viral R&B hitmaker Xania Monet, R&B artists such as Baby Tate, Muni Long and K. Michelle are pushing back. In a lengthy video posted to her Instagram page on Thursday (Nov. 6), the Atlanta artist and daughter of Dionne
by Kandiss Edwards November 8, 2025 ’30 Patterns of Harm: A Structural Review of Systemic Racism Within the London Metropolitan Police Service’ tells all. The Greater London police force, Metropolitan Police Service, has been repeatedly flagged for “systematic racism” in a new report, “30 Patterns of Harm: A Structural Review
by Mary Spiller November 8, 2025 From Kendrick Lamar’s nine nods to Doechii’s continued rise, this year’s Grammy nominations spotlight a historic showing for Black musicians across major categories. The 2026 Grammy nominations, revealed Nov. 7, marked a milestone year for Black artists, who led nearly every major category. Kendrick
by Kandiss Edwards November 8, 2025 Justice Brown Jackson’s order directed the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to move quickly on the request. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson ordered a stay pausing a lower court ruling to fund full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. The stay was