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Damson Idris’ Miles Davis film sparks backlash over romance with white singer

The first image of Damson Idris portraying Miles Davis in the upcoming film “Miles & Juliette” has drawn criticism from social media users who question why the story focuses on the jazz legend’s romance with a French woman. The debate has revived discussion of Davis’ relationships with Black women, including

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Four newly added Usher and Chris Brown tour dates canceled

Four October concerts featuring Usher and Chris Brown have been canceled, removing stops in Baltimore, Cincinnati, Columbia, and Indianapolis from their joint R&B Tour. All four were part of an eight-show expansion announced in August, and the changes come as Brown approaches sentencing in London later this month. Ticket holders

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Former NFL player John Urschel makes breakthrough in mathematics research

Former Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman John Urschel traded football for mathematics when he retired from the NFL in 2017. Nearly a decade later, the 35-year-old MIT professor has accomplished something that mathematicians have been trying to figure out for years. According to The Washington Post, Urschel recently made a significant

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Mike Evans explains viral Trevon Diggs jersey moment after NFL trash talk

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans went viral after appearing to check the back of Seattle Seahawks cornerback Trevon Diggs’ jersey during a heated exchange. Evans later explained that he genuinely had not recognized Diggs at first. The moment unfolded during Week 5 of the 2026 NFL season, when

Corporate Board Diversity Just Hit A Decade Low

Photo by Rebrand Cities: https://www.pexels.com/photo/group-of-coworkers-on-a-board-room-1367274/ by Selena Hill October 12, 2026 New data shows women are losing ground in corporate board appointments. New data show corporate boardrooms are becoming less diverse, with fewer women represented after a decade of steady progress. The Gender Diversity Index™ published by 50/50 Women on

Global Breast Cancer Cases To Impact Over 3.5 Million Women By 2050

(Image: iStock/CatLane) by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman October 11, 2026 New research has determined that breast cancer rates are on the rise for women globally. New research has determined that breast cancer rates are on the rise for women globally. CNN reported that breast cancer rates are expected to hit a new