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Stephen A. Smith claims that First Lady Michelle Obama “clapped” at him and is responding by saying he’s “salty” with her. Earlier this week, Obama said on her podcast “IMO” that watching Smith’s network home of ESPN is like watching the Bravo franchise, making an analogy about the state of
by Daniel Johnson August 3, 2025 The high court’s review of Louisiana’s redistricting case could dismantle decades of hard-won gains under the Voting Rights Act. After the Supreme Court signaled on Oct. 1 that it would seek to probe whether or not states violate the Constitution when they attempt to
Sterling and Shannon Sharpe have now made history as the first siblings to enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame. This comes 14 years after the younger Sharpe brother, Shannon, was first inducted and received his gold jacket. Back then, in 2011, Shannon praised his brother by calling him his
Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko upset top-seeded Coco Gauff 6-1, 6-4 on Saturday night to reach the National Bank Open quarterfinals. “Your support was incredible,” Mboko told the crowd in French after a chorus of “Olé, Olé, Olé!” chants echoed around the venue. “I’m really happy to win today. .. It’s
by Mary Spiller August 3, 2025 Tracee Ellis Ross is redefining what it means to travel solo, using her new docuseries to showcase the power, freedom, and personal growth that come with exploring the world alone. Actor and entrepreneur Tracee Ellis Ross is embracing life on her own terms—and she’s
by Daniel Johnson August 3, 2025 Residents of Pelzer, South Carolina, have spent nearly a decade fighting to reclaim the land where the historic Chapman Grove School once stood. According to Fox Carolina, residents of Pelzer, South Carolina, have spent nearly a decade fighting to reclaim the land where the
by Mary Spiller August 3, 2025 A one-of-a-kind trading card featuring NBA icons Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan is expected to make history at auction by potentially becoming the most expensive basketball card ever sold. A rare basketball card featuring NBA legends Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan is expected to
by Daniel Johnson August 2, 2025 Former Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris sat down with late night talk show host Stephen Colbert. Former Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris told late night talk show host Stephen Colbert on July 30 during her TV appearance on
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors August 2, 2025 From ski retreats in Colorado to summer cottages on Cape Cod, seasonal homes are reshaping the housing landscape across the country. For many Americans, owning a second home in a beloved vacation spot is more than a dream — it’s a sign they’ve
by Mary Spiller August 2, 2025 In February, Love was charged with felony assault in an incident that occued at a hotel. A San Diego judge ruled this week that there is sufficient evidence to proceed with felony assault charges against actor and comedian Faizon Love, following an incident in
Stephen A. Smith claims that First Lady Michelle Obama “clapped” at him and is responding by saying he’s “salty” with her. Earlier this week, Obama said on her podcast “IMO” that watching Smith’s network home of ESPN is like watching the Bravo franchise, making an analogy about the state of
by Daniel Johnson August 3, 2025 The high court’s review of Louisiana’s redistricting case could dismantle decades of hard-won gains under the Voting Rights Act. After the Supreme Court signaled on Oct. 1 that it would seek to probe whether or not states violate the Constitution when they attempt to
Sterling and Shannon Sharpe have now made history as the first siblings to enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame. This comes 14 years after the younger Sharpe brother, Shannon, was first inducted and received his gold jacket. Back then, in 2011, Shannon praised his brother by calling him his
Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko upset top-seeded Coco Gauff 6-1, 6-4 on Saturday night to reach the National Bank Open quarterfinals. “Your support was incredible,” Mboko told the crowd in French after a chorus of “Olé, Olé, Olé!” chants echoed around the venue. “I’m really happy to win today. .. It’s
by Mary Spiller August 3, 2025 Tracee Ellis Ross is redefining what it means to travel solo, using her new docuseries to showcase the power, freedom, and personal growth that come with exploring the world alone. Actor and entrepreneur Tracee Ellis Ross is embracing life on her own terms—and she’s
by Daniel Johnson August 3, 2025 Residents of Pelzer, South Carolina, have spent nearly a decade fighting to reclaim the land where the historic Chapman Grove School once stood. According to Fox Carolina, residents of Pelzer, South Carolina, have spent nearly a decade fighting to reclaim the land where the
by Mary Spiller August 3, 2025 A one-of-a-kind trading card featuring NBA icons Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan is expected to make history at auction by potentially becoming the most expensive basketball card ever sold. A rare basketball card featuring NBA legends Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan is expected to
by Daniel Johnson August 2, 2025 Former Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris sat down with late night talk show host Stephen Colbert. Former Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris told late night talk show host Stephen Colbert on July 30 during her TV appearance on
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors August 2, 2025 From ski retreats in Colorado to summer cottages on Cape Cod, seasonal homes are reshaping the housing landscape across the country. For many Americans, owning a second home in a beloved vacation spot is more than a dream — it’s a sign they’ve
by Mary Spiller August 2, 2025 In February, Love was charged with felony assault in an incident that occued at a hotel. A San Diego judge ruled this week that there is sufficient evidence to proceed with felony assault charges against actor and comedian Faizon Love, following an incident in