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After being estranged for more than two decades, Cynthia Erivo isn’t so sure her life would be better if she reconciled with her father. As Harper’s Bazaar’s November cover star, the 38-year-old singer and actress opens up about her complicated relationship with the man who, she says, disowned her and
Zoom etiquette is still getting the best of us in 2025. In Detroit, the police department is doing an internal investigation after one of its cops showed up to a virtual court meeting, pantless. Officer Matthew Jackson was attending the hearing at the city’s 36th District Court on October 27
A federal judge in Boston on Thursday challenged the Trump administration’s argument that SNAP benefits could be suspended for the first time in the food aid program’s history because of the government shutdown. During a hearing over a request by 25 Democratic-led states to keep the funding flowing, U.S. District Judge
Serena Williams has been through a lot when it comes to rivals on the tennis court—from fights to feuds, and even at one point, accusations of witchcraft. On a recent episode of “Stockton Street,” the newly launched podcast Serena co-hosts with her sister Venus, the 44-year-old tennis legend recalled the
This week, social media users applauded Pastor Jamal Bryant after he announced that his church, New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Georgia, will be accepting food donations as a form of tithing during November, in an effort to help communities impacted by the government shutdown, unemployment, and cuts to SNAP
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 30, 2025 ‘This confirms our intent to appeal, and we look forward to the Court of Appeals reviewing that filing in the coming weeks.’ Attorneys for Canadian recording artist Drake have stated that the rapper is appealing his defamation case against Universal Music Group
by Sharelle B. McNair October 30, 2025 Protests sparked across the nation after news of Massey’s July 2024 death made headlines, adding another name to the lengthy list of Black people who have died at the hands of the police. The family of Sonya Massey, the unarmed Black woman who
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 30, 2025 “You got some pants on, officer?” An embarrassing moment took place during a virtual court hearing involving a Detroit police officer who appeared on camera sitting down without pants. According to Click on Detroit, the incident occurred Oct. 27 during a 36th District Court hearing in Judge
by Kandiss Edwards October 30, 2025 Blay, a scholar and cultural worker known for her brand “Professional Black Girl,” said the opportunity felt inevitable. Dr. Yaba Blay has been appointed the first “Professional Black Girl-in-Residence,” at Most Incredible Studio. Blay’s appointment is an artist residency at the New York-based creative
Kamala Harris opened up about her “complicated” relationship with former President Joe Biden, revealing that there were times when he “greatly disappointed” and even “angered” her. During an interview with the “Diary of a CEO Podcast” promoting her memoir “107 Days,” the former vice president got candid about some of
After being estranged for more than two decades, Cynthia Erivo isn’t so sure her life would be better if she reconciled with her father. As Harper’s Bazaar’s November cover star, the 38-year-old singer and actress opens up about her complicated relationship with the man who, she says, disowned her and
Zoom etiquette is still getting the best of us in 2025. In Detroit, the police department is doing an internal investigation after one of its cops showed up to a virtual court meeting, pantless. Officer Matthew Jackson was attending the hearing at the city’s 36th District Court on October 27
A federal judge in Boston on Thursday challenged the Trump administration’s argument that SNAP benefits could be suspended for the first time in the food aid program’s history because of the government shutdown. During a hearing over a request by 25 Democratic-led states to keep the funding flowing, U.S. District Judge
Serena Williams has been through a lot when it comes to rivals on the tennis court—from fights to feuds, and even at one point, accusations of witchcraft. On a recent episode of “Stockton Street,” the newly launched podcast Serena co-hosts with her sister Venus, the 44-year-old tennis legend recalled the
This week, social media users applauded Pastor Jamal Bryant after he announced that his church, New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Georgia, will be accepting food donations as a form of tithing during November, in an effort to help communities impacted by the government shutdown, unemployment, and cuts to SNAP
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 30, 2025 ‘This confirms our intent to appeal, and we look forward to the Court of Appeals reviewing that filing in the coming weeks.’ Attorneys for Canadian recording artist Drake have stated that the rapper is appealing his defamation case against Universal Music Group
by Sharelle B. McNair October 30, 2025 Protests sparked across the nation after news of Massey’s July 2024 death made headlines, adding another name to the lengthy list of Black people who have died at the hands of the police. The family of Sonya Massey, the unarmed Black woman who
by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton October 30, 2025 “You got some pants on, officer?” An embarrassing moment took place during a virtual court hearing involving a Detroit police officer who appeared on camera sitting down without pants. According to Click on Detroit, the incident occurred Oct. 27 during a 36th District Court hearing in Judge
by Kandiss Edwards October 30, 2025 Blay, a scholar and cultural worker known for her brand “Professional Black Girl,” said the opportunity felt inevitable. Dr. Yaba Blay has been appointed the first “Professional Black Girl-in-Residence,” at Most Incredible Studio. Blay’s appointment is an artist residency at the New York-based creative
Kamala Harris opened up about her “complicated” relationship with former President Joe Biden, revealing that there were times when he “greatly disappointed” and even “angered” her. During an interview with the “Diary of a CEO Podcast” promoting her memoir “107 Days,” the former vice president got candid about some of