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D’Angelo, born Michael Eugene Archer, has reportedly died after a battle with pancreatic cancer, according to his manager. He was 51. The vaunted multi-instrumentalist and Mt. Rushmore-staple of the neo-soul movement—even if reluctantly—was as visionary with his sound as he was scarce with his output. While D’Angelo only released three
Once again, The “Joe Budden Podcast” has found itself at the center of internet discourse. But this time, it’s not Joe Budden himself stirring the pot…well, not exactly. This week, co-hosts Marc Lamont Hill and QueenzFlip got into a fiery back-and-forth during a Patreon-exclusive episode that quickly made its way
by Jeroslyn JoVonn October 14, 2025 Marc Lamont Hill’s fiery on-air exchange with QueenzFlip sparks talk about the birth of the “Black intellectual renaissance.” Marc Lamont Hill is trending after a heated on-air exchange with fellow Joe Budden Podcast co-host QueenzFlip, about the “tricky words” he allegedly uses to sway
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman October 14, 2025 The league has plans to start playing tournaments in fall of next year. Women sports stars like Candace Parker and Sloane Stephens are joining a new basketball league that grants players equity. The WNBA legend and U.S. Open title-holder are the latest investors in
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 14, 2025 Kyle Philbert James was found dead a day after being reported missing Second Class Kyle Philbert James, a Navy Midshipman who was reported missing Oct. 9, was found dead near the Annapolis, Maryland campus, and the United States Naval Academy is now
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 14, 2025 Hidden airport costs are sneaking up on every traveler Wallet getting lighter before you even board your flight? You’re not alone; lots of travelers face the same issue: They enter the airport and their money takes off before they do. Way.com shares a
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman October 14, 2025 The company issued an apology for initially leaving its Sasha doll out the marketing photos. Bratz has issued an apology for the bad optics of leaving out Sasha, the Black doll in its signature line-up, from a collaboration with Hello Kitty. Bratz and Sanrio,
Mass layoffs by the Trump administration amid the government shutdown has hit critical offices supporting education for children with special needs. On Friday, the Department of Education laid off several employees at the offices of Special Education Programs and the Rehabilitative Services Administration. The Trump White House argued that such
by Jameelah Mullen October 14, 2025 Leveaux said he noticed a recurring pattern among executives at business conferences: they weren’t gaining the knowledge needed to enhance their skills. Asa Leveaux has faced hardships in his life, but the versatile entrepreneur also recognizes the power of making a comeback. He is
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson predicted Monday the federal government shutdown may become the longest in history, saying he “won’t negotiate” with Democrats until they hit pause on their health care demands and reopen. Standing alone at the Capitol on the 13th day of the shutdown, the speaker said he was unaware of
D’Angelo, born Michael Eugene Archer, has reportedly died after a battle with pancreatic cancer, according to his manager. He was 51. The vaunted multi-instrumentalist and Mt. Rushmore-staple of the neo-soul movement—even if reluctantly—was as visionary with his sound as he was scarce with his output. While D’Angelo only released three
Once again, The “Joe Budden Podcast” has found itself at the center of internet discourse. But this time, it’s not Joe Budden himself stirring the pot…well, not exactly. This week, co-hosts Marc Lamont Hill and QueenzFlip got into a fiery back-and-forth during a Patreon-exclusive episode that quickly made its way
by Jeroslyn JoVonn October 14, 2025 Marc Lamont Hill’s fiery on-air exchange with QueenzFlip sparks talk about the birth of the “Black intellectual renaissance.” Marc Lamont Hill is trending after a heated on-air exchange with fellow Joe Budden Podcast co-host QueenzFlip, about the “tricky words” he allegedly uses to sway
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman October 14, 2025 The league has plans to start playing tournaments in fall of next year. Women sports stars like Candace Parker and Sloane Stephens are joining a new basketball league that grants players equity. The WNBA legend and U.S. Open title-holder are the latest investors in
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 14, 2025 Kyle Philbert James was found dead a day after being reported missing Second Class Kyle Philbert James, a Navy Midshipman who was reported missing Oct. 9, was found dead near the Annapolis, Maryland campus, and the United States Naval Academy is now
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 14, 2025 Hidden airport costs are sneaking up on every traveler Wallet getting lighter before you even board your flight? You’re not alone; lots of travelers face the same issue: They enter the airport and their money takes off before they do. Way.com shares a
by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman October 14, 2025 The company issued an apology for initially leaving its Sasha doll out the marketing photos. Bratz has issued an apology for the bad optics of leaving out Sasha, the Black doll in its signature line-up, from a collaboration with Hello Kitty. Bratz and Sanrio,
Mass layoffs by the Trump administration amid the government shutdown has hit critical offices supporting education for children with special needs. On Friday, the Department of Education laid off several employees at the offices of Special Education Programs and the Rehabilitative Services Administration. The Trump White House argued that such
by Jameelah Mullen October 14, 2025 Leveaux said he noticed a recurring pattern among executives at business conferences: they weren’t gaining the knowledge needed to enhance their skills. Asa Leveaux has faced hardships in his life, but the versatile entrepreneur also recognizes the power of making a comeback. He is
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson predicted Monday the federal government shutdown may become the longest in history, saying he “won’t negotiate” with Democrats until they hit pause on their health care demands and reopen. Standing alone at the Capitol on the 13th day of the shutdown, the speaker said he was unaware of