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Less than 24 hours after Macklemore was removed from the remaining dates on Ed Sheeran‘s “LOOP” tour over his public support of Palestine, Sheeran’s band, along with the other openers of the tour, have all dropped out in a show of solidarity. Finneas, the brother of Billie Eilish; the Irish
Jalen Hurts is used to hearing thousands of people cheering and chanting his name on Sundays. On Tuesday, the thousands cheering for him were inside a Philadelphia-area high school that had gone months without air conditioning. Hurts announced a $600,000 donation from the Jalen Hurts Foundation to Northeast High School,
The Congressional Black Caucus Institute has announced a multi-million-dollar campaign to mobilize Black voters ahead of the November midterm election. Launched on National Voter Registration Day, the “SO VOTE” campaign seeks to educate Black voters about this year’s elections and drive them to the polls through modern digital and traditional
Ryan Clark has mastered the art of pivoting. Just weeks after unexpectedly losing his job at ESPN, Clark is back in the sports caster chair through his latest venture, “The Pivot Sports with Ryan Clark.” The new live show is an expansion of “The Pivot Podcast,” featuring co-hosts and former
(Photo: Christopher Polk/Penske Media via Getty Images) by Selena Hill September 15, 2026 Kai Cenat is turning streaming influence into a fashion business. Live streamer Kai Cenat is on to his next act. The 24-year-old Bronx native debuted at New York Fashion Week on Sept. 12, showcasing Collection 1 of
Mojo Brookzz has spent the past two years filling rooms faster than most comedians fill a calendar. Netflix has now caught up. Blex Media reported that the Chicago comedian, born Dyon Brooks, will release his debut special, “I Know You Lying,” globally on the streamer Oct. 6. The special was
President Donald Trump is lashing out at the U.S. Supreme Court after the justices rejected his administration’s effort to impose new restrictions on mail-in voting ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. In a lengthy post on Truth Social Tuesday, Trump called the ruling “another bad decision from the United States
Pusha T. (Momodu Mansaray/Getty Images) by Selena Hill September 15, 2026 The hip-hop stars are taking the spirit of their iconic 2002 hit from the studio to the coffee aisle. Pusha T and Pharrell Williams are taking “Grindin’” from the recording studio to the breakfast table. The longtime collaborators have
The social blowback from Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) and State Rep. Vernon Jones honoring Chris Brown during the Dallas stop of the “R&B Tour” has prompted Jones to apologize. During a conversation with Don Lemon for Lemon’s morning show on Tuesday, Jones, whose seat Crockett formerly represented in the Texas
(Photo: Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) by Sidnee Michelle September 15, 2026 Boyce-Davies is chair and professor of African Diaspora Literatures in Howard’s Department of Literature and Writing. Howard University has named Trinidadian-born scholar Carole Boyce-Davies as the inaugural Eric Eustace Williams, Ph.D., Endowed Chair in Caribbean Studies,