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Source: KENA BETANCUR / Getty Bill Cosby was once one of the wealthiest entertainers on the planet, landing on the Forbes 400 after his net worth swelled to an estimated $300 million by the early 1990s. Much of that wealth traced back to his signature role as Cliff Huxtable on
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
Source: Kristian Buus / Getty In today’s episode of The Only Good Idiocracy Is A Dead Idiocracy, President Donald Trump and his administration of professional know-nothings are determined to push artificial intelligence as the future of U.S. industries, even as AI experts warn it could be destroying the world. They
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,
Source: Liubomyr Vorona / Getty September marks National Suicide Awareness Month, giving an opportunity to have public conversations about mental health crises and suicide intervention. The most dangerous form of despair in the Black community is often the most invisible and defined by a slow, passive surrender where we simply
Tyler Perry has spent much of his career putting marriage, relationships and the complications of love at the center of his stories. But the filmmaker says watching those stories play out on screen may have helped convince him that marriage is not for him. Perry, 57, recently opened up about
Source: Jacob Wackerhausen / Getty The Trump administration recently proposed allowing married, single-income households to draw from the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF), but the proposal ignores the reality of many Black women and women of color. The premise underlying the “parent-based care” option is that staying home is
Source: KENA BETANCUR / Getty Bill Cosby was once one of the wealthiest entertainers on the planet, landing on the Forbes 400 after his net worth swelled to an estimated $300 million by the early 1990s. Much of that wealth traced back to his signature role as Cliff Huxtable on
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
Source: Kristian Buus / Getty In today’s episode of The Only Good Idiocracy Is A Dead Idiocracy, President Donald Trump and his administration of professional know-nothings are determined to push artificial intelligence as the future of U.S. industries, even as AI experts warn it could be destroying the world. They
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,
Source: Liubomyr Vorona / Getty September marks National Suicide Awareness Month, giving an opportunity to have public conversations about mental health crises and suicide intervention. The most dangerous form of despair in the Black community is often the most invisible and defined by a slow, passive surrender where we simply
Tyler Perry has spent much of his career putting marriage, relationships and the complications of love at the center of his stories. But the filmmaker says watching those stories play out on screen may have helped convince him that marriage is not for him. Perry, 57, recently opened up about
Source: Jacob Wackerhausen / Getty The Trump administration recently proposed allowing married, single-income households to draw from the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF), but the proposal ignores the reality of many Black women and women of color. The premise underlying the “parent-based care” option is that staying home is