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Jaylen Brown did not just clap back at Stephen A. Smith. He called him “the face of clickbait media.” The Boston Celtics star took aim at Smith during a recent Twitch livestream, blasting the longtime ESPN personality after Smith criticized Brown’s post-playoff comments and told him he needed to “be
Veteran actor Russell Andrews is opening up about a deeply personal health battle, and the response from his fiancée, actress Erica Tazel, is resonating with many people who understand what it means to love someone through life’s hardest moments. Andrews publicly revealed that he was diagnosed with ALS, also known
The Hinesville Police Department in Georgia says they “fell short” after a disabled couple reported being abandoned on the side of a highway by officers after a traffic stop. On April 27, Debra Mobley-Sadler Sims, 71, and her husband Bobby, 75, were left on the side of the road in Hinesville,
Another man accused of fatally shooting Memphis rapper Young Dolph has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. Cornelius Smith Jr. agreed to a plea deal on Friday (May 15), and received a 20-year prison sentence as part of the agreement. This trial marks the conclusion of the final case in connection
A bus campaign is fighting back against shocking maternal mortality rates in The Bronx—the highest in New York City. Starting Monday (May 18), Bronx Healthy Start Partnership, in collaboration with March of Dimes, will launch its “Low Dose, Big BenefitsTM” campaign to reach Bronx mothers by placing posters on MTA
Under the Alabama sun, shouts and chants could be heard for miles, all in the name of the power of the Black vote. Weeks after the monumental Louisiana vs. Callais decision that gutted more parts of the Voting Rights Act, thousands descended upon Alabama’s state capitol, as well as Selma,
As the NBA world paid tribute to Jason Collins, the first openly gay athlete in the four major North American sports, Charles Barkley used his time on ESPN to address a glaring issue in sports. Collins was hailed as a trailblazer by the “Inside The NBA” cast following news of
Southern University‘s spring commencement ceremony was held on Friday, but the one student everyone inside the F.G. Clark Activity Center cheered for was sadly not there. As Caleb Wilson’s name was read aloud inside the ceremony, the audience erupted in cheers for the late Southern student, who died in 2025
Druski’s skits know no bounds, which is probably why BET tapped him to host this year’s BET Awards. Ahead of “culture’s biggest night,” the comedian took his show on the road and trolled the Hollywood Hills in a new social media promo featuring John Legend, Jamie Foxx, Martin Lawrence, and
A Louisville mother says she took matters into her own hands after growing concerned that her nonverbal autistic son could not tell her what was happening at school. Tiphanee Lee says she secretly placed a recording device in the hair of her 7-year-old son, Semaj, after weeks of what she