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Paid In Full Foundation Celebrates Hip-Hop Legends

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 22, 2025 Kool G Rap, Grand Puba (Brand Nubian), George Clinton (Parliament), Kool Rock Ski (Fat Boys), and Jalil Hutchins (Whodini) were honored. A hip-hop took celebration place Oct. 18 at the third annual Paid In Full Foundation Hip-Hop Grandmaster Awards in Las Vegas.

TDE Films Selects Five LA-Based Filmmakers For Inaugural Short Film Fund

by Jeroslyn JoVonn October 22, 2025 TDE has selected five LA-based filmmakers with diverse stories to tell as part of its inaugural Short Film Fund. TDE Films, the film division of Grammy-winning Top Dawg Entertainment, has announced five Los Angeles-based filmmakers as recipients of its inaugural Short Film Fund. On

Inside The New Laws Putting Cameras In America’s Classrooms

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 22, 2025 Supporters say the law protects vulnerable children and allows educators to monitor incidents. When most people think of security cameras in schools, they picture entrances, hallways, or parking lots. But in a growing number of U.S states, cameras are moving inside the classroom

Paid In Full Foundation Celebrates Hip-Hop Legends

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 22, 2025 Kool G Rap, Grand Puba (Brand Nubian), George Clinton (Parliament), Kool Rock Ski (Fat Boys), and Jalil Hutchins (Whodini) were honored. A hip-hop took celebration place Oct. 18 at the third annual Paid In Full Foundation Hip-Hop Grandmaster Awards in Las Vegas.

TDE Films Selects Five LA-Based Filmmakers For Inaugural Short Film Fund

by Jeroslyn JoVonn October 22, 2025 TDE has selected five LA-based filmmakers with diverse stories to tell as part of its inaugural Short Film Fund. TDE Films, the film division of Grammy-winning Top Dawg Entertainment, has announced five Los Angeles-based filmmakers as recipients of its inaugural Short Film Fund. On

Inside The New Laws Putting Cameras In America’s Classrooms

by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 22, 2025 Supporters say the law protects vulnerable children and allows educators to monitor incidents. When most people think of security cameras in schools, they picture entrances, hallways, or parking lots. But in a growing number of U.S states, cameras are moving inside the classroom