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by Ida Harris October 19, 2025 “Four Decades of Attitude” is on full display Ice Cube brought his Truth To Power tour to Atlanta, Georgia on Oct. 14. Four Decades of Attitude was on full display at the city’s State Farm Arena which was buzzing with diehard, day one fans
“The Boy Is Mine” tour ended early in Chicago on Saturday night after R&B singer-songwriter Brandy unexpectedly walked off stage mid-performance before Monica closed the show abruptly. The show at the United Center ended on a low note, leaving fans confused and worried. A video shared online shows Brandy performing
by Kandiss Edwards October 19, 2025 The MiCurl Out Homecoming Tour, will visit four HBCUs in total. On Oct. 17, Mielle Organics kicked off the second stop of its “MiCurl Out Homecoming Tour” at Florida A&M University. The MiCurl Out Homecoming Tour, will visit four historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in total.
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 19, 2025 Replacing your mattress can feel like an inconvenience that leaves some saying, ‘You know what, my old bed does the trick.’ Complacency is the enemy of progress. Okay, that may be a little dramatic in terms of considering when to replace your mattress,
by Daniel Johnson October 19, 2025 The verdict came after a four-day jury trial. Actor Rockmond Dunbar, best known for portraying Kenny Chadway in Showtime’s series adaptation of the classic film “Soul Food,” has lost his federal lawsuit against Disney-owned 20th Century Television. Filed in response to Disney’s COVID-19 vaccine
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 18, 2025 Self-employed individuals, such as small-business owners and independent contractors, are always looking for ways to reduce their tax bill and better manage healthcare costs. One often overlooked option among many new entrepreneurs is a health savings account (HSA). An HSA is a tax-advantaged
by Kandiss Edwards October 18, 2025 Court dismisses Sabrina Peterson’s defamation lawsuit due to her failure to adhere to the legal process. Rapper T.I. and his wife Tiny Harris have gained a legal victory as a judge declined to reinstate the defamation lawsuit brought by influencer Sabrina Peterson. After years
by Daniel Johnson October 18, 2025 MLK’s daughter Bernice King urged people on social media to stop using OpenAI’s Sora 2 tool to create inappropriate videos of her father. As previously reported by BLACK ENTERPRISE, Bernice King — daughter of the late civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
One of the U.S. military’s top commanders is stepping down after less than a year in his new post, announcing an early retirement from the force. Admiral Alvin Holsey, who is Black, is a four-star commander who heads the U.S. Southern Command, which oversees all operations in Central and South
by Kandiss Edwards October 18, 2025 The court’s ruling ends a dispute that once threatened to cost Carter up to $20 million. Lil Wayne, born D’Wayne Micheal Carter Jr., has emerged victorious in a years-long court battle against his former lawyer, Ron Sweeney. A judge ruled that a contested 10 percent fee
by Ida Harris October 19, 2025 “Four Decades of Attitude” is on full display Ice Cube brought his Truth To Power tour to Atlanta, Georgia on Oct. 14. Four Decades of Attitude was on full display at the city’s State Farm Arena which was buzzing with diehard, day one fans
“The Boy Is Mine” tour ended early in Chicago on Saturday night after R&B singer-songwriter Brandy unexpectedly walked off stage mid-performance before Monica closed the show abruptly. The show at the United Center ended on a low note, leaving fans confused and worried. A video shared online shows Brandy performing
by Kandiss Edwards October 19, 2025 The MiCurl Out Homecoming Tour, will visit four HBCUs in total. On Oct. 17, Mielle Organics kicked off the second stop of its “MiCurl Out Homecoming Tour” at Florida A&M University. The MiCurl Out Homecoming Tour, will visit four historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in total.
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 19, 2025 Replacing your mattress can feel like an inconvenience that leaves some saying, ‘You know what, my old bed does the trick.’ Complacency is the enemy of progress. Okay, that may be a little dramatic in terms of considering when to replace your mattress,
by Daniel Johnson October 19, 2025 The verdict came after a four-day jury trial. Actor Rockmond Dunbar, best known for portraying Kenny Chadway in Showtime’s series adaptation of the classic film “Soul Food,” has lost his federal lawsuit against Disney-owned 20th Century Television. Filed in response to Disney’s COVID-19 vaccine
by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors October 18, 2025 Self-employed individuals, such as small-business owners and independent contractors, are always looking for ways to reduce their tax bill and better manage healthcare costs. One often overlooked option among many new entrepreneurs is a health savings account (HSA). An HSA is a tax-advantaged
by Kandiss Edwards October 18, 2025 Court dismisses Sabrina Peterson’s defamation lawsuit due to her failure to adhere to the legal process. Rapper T.I. and his wife Tiny Harris have gained a legal victory as a judge declined to reinstate the defamation lawsuit brought by influencer Sabrina Peterson. After years
by Daniel Johnson October 18, 2025 MLK’s daughter Bernice King urged people on social media to stop using OpenAI’s Sora 2 tool to create inappropriate videos of her father. As previously reported by BLACK ENTERPRISE, Bernice King — daughter of the late civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
One of the U.S. military’s top commanders is stepping down after less than a year in his new post, announcing an early retirement from the force. Admiral Alvin Holsey, who is Black, is a four-star commander who heads the U.S. Southern Command, which oversees all operations in Central and South
by Kandiss Edwards October 18, 2025 The court’s ruling ends a dispute that once threatened to cost Carter up to $20 million. Lil Wayne, born D’Wayne Micheal Carter Jr., has emerged victorious in a years-long court battle against his former lawyer, Ron Sweeney. A judge ruled that a contested 10 percent fee