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Rain…a gender reveal…You never know what kind of magic Beyoncé is going to pull out at one of her shows. During the fourth stop of her Cowboy Carter tour at MetLife Stadium, Queen Bey gave fans more than just vocals and visuals. She gave one lucky couple a moment they’ll
Pastor Jamal Bryant is calling out corporations for their business practices and is encouraging consumers to do the same. In March, Bryant successfully led what he called a “Target fast,” boycotting the retailer’s decision to roll back its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in compliance with the Trump administration’s demands.
A recently updated grooming policy issued by the United States Marine Corps is being slammed by advocates for negatively targeting Black male service members. The policy is a reversal of a decades-long waiver that allowed Black men with coarse or curly hair to electively wear their beards as a result
What a difference a year makes. In 2024, Mo’Nique and her son Shalon Jackson found themselves publicly at odds over the status of their relationship. Mo’Nique spoke about Shalon on her Club Shay Shay interview in February of that year and Shalon then took to social media shortly after to
by Ida Harris May 29, 2025 Musk made his grand exit after close to six months of causing chaos Elon Musk is kissing the White House and the so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) goodbye, while trashing President Donald Trump’s spending bill, The Associated Press reported. The Tesla and SpaceX
by Mitti Hicks May 29, 2025 50% of Gen Z feel the job hunt has gotten harder over the last year. Federal data shows that hiring is down across all industries and Gen Z is feeling the pressure from a tough job market. There are now four generations in the
Cassie Ventura is now a mom of three! The 38-year-old R&B singer reportedly gave birth on Tuesday, May 27, after she was rushed to a labor and delivery unit, NBC News reported. According to Page Six, on Wednesday, May 28, stylist Deonte Nash also confirmed the birth while testifying during
by Kandiss Edwards May 29, 2025 Sterling Williams’s close friends say aiding a prison escape is out of character for the former maintenance man. Sterling Williams, the man arrested for allegedly assisting ten New Orleans inmates escape prison has been arrested. Williams’ friend asserts his innocence. As an employee of
Drake finally has some good news to hang his hat on. Since March 2024, Drake has been embroiled in a back-and-forth—seemingly now dead—beef with that artist from Compton currently touring his latest billion-streamed album with singer SZA. Drake lost that one, for the record, in tremendous fashion. He showed glimmers
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors May 29, 2025 Tightening local laws are stunting short-term profitability Why more vacation rental hosts are becoming landlords For many areas across the U.S., vacation or short-term rentals aren’t what they used to be. Platforms that used to promise easy bookings and fast profits now come
Rain…a gender reveal…You never know what kind of magic Beyoncé is going to pull out at one of her shows. During the fourth stop of her Cowboy Carter tour at MetLife Stadium, Queen Bey gave fans more than just vocals and visuals. She gave one lucky couple a moment they’ll
Pastor Jamal Bryant is calling out corporations for their business practices and is encouraging consumers to do the same. In March, Bryant successfully led what he called a “Target fast,” boycotting the retailer’s decision to roll back its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in compliance with the Trump administration’s demands.
A recently updated grooming policy issued by the United States Marine Corps is being slammed by advocates for negatively targeting Black male service members. The policy is a reversal of a decades-long waiver that allowed Black men with coarse or curly hair to electively wear their beards as a result
What a difference a year makes. In 2024, Mo’Nique and her son Shalon Jackson found themselves publicly at odds over the status of their relationship. Mo’Nique spoke about Shalon on her Club Shay Shay interview in February of that year and Shalon then took to social media shortly after to
by Ida Harris May 29, 2025 Musk made his grand exit after close to six months of causing chaos Elon Musk is kissing the White House and the so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) goodbye, while trashing President Donald Trump’s spending bill, The Associated Press reported. The Tesla and SpaceX
by Mitti Hicks May 29, 2025 50% of Gen Z feel the job hunt has gotten harder over the last year. Federal data shows that hiring is down across all industries and Gen Z is feeling the pressure from a tough job market. There are now four generations in the
Cassie Ventura is now a mom of three! The 38-year-old R&B singer reportedly gave birth on Tuesday, May 27, after she was rushed to a labor and delivery unit, NBC News reported. According to Page Six, on Wednesday, May 28, stylist Deonte Nash also confirmed the birth while testifying during
by Kandiss Edwards May 29, 2025 Sterling Williams’s close friends say aiding a prison escape is out of character for the former maintenance man. Sterling Williams, the man arrested for allegedly assisting ten New Orleans inmates escape prison has been arrested. Williams’ friend asserts his innocence. As an employee of
Drake finally has some good news to hang his hat on. Since March 2024, Drake has been embroiled in a back-and-forth—seemingly now dead—beef with that artist from Compton currently touring his latest billion-streamed album with singer SZA. Drake lost that one, for the record, in tremendous fashion. He showed glimmers
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors May 29, 2025 Tightening local laws are stunting short-term profitability Why more vacation rental hosts are becoming landlords For many areas across the U.S., vacation or short-term rentals aren’t what they used to be. Platforms that used to promise easy bookings and fast profits now come
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