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URBAN CULTURE
Drake Ice Sculpture Vandalized: Politics, Art, or Vandalism?
Drake's ice sculpture in Toronto becomes a canvas for political expression (or vandalism) as 'F--k Ice' is spray-painted onto it. The incident sparks debate about art, politics, and public spaces.
ADVICE
Nia Long Poses for Playboy: Actress Discusses Freedom & Dating
Nia Long opens up about her pursuit of freedom, her role in the Michael Jackson biopic, and her dating boundaries in a new interview.
URBAN CULTURE
Automatic Selective Service Registration: What the New NDAA Rule Means
The US government is now automatically enrolling eligible young men in Selective Service using federal data. Learn about the new NDAA rule and what it means.
MOVIES & TV
Why Black Actors Like Teiana Taylor Deserve Better from White Critics
Black actors like Teyana Taylor often face unfair criticism and skepticism from white critics, perpetuating a cycle of marginalization.
BEAUTY
Mýa: Timeless, Intentional, and Still In Control
There’s something rare about longevity in R&B — especially the kind that doesn’t rely on controversy, reinvention gimmicks, or cultural shortcuts. Mýa has never needed any of that.
CULTURE
Djimon Hounsou: Hollywood’s Unsung Hero
When Djimon Hounsou walks into the photography studio in Brooklyn early one summer morning, sparks of anticipation run through the space. As someone who’s...
MUSIC
Billboard Women in Music 2025 Was a Celebration of Power, Fashion, and Black Feminine Brilliance
From Doechii’s commanding win to Laverne Cox’s jaw-dropping looks, Billboard Women in Music 2025 reminded the world that Black women are not just present in music — they’re defining it.
MOVIES & TV
West Philly Renamed in Honor of Will Smith
In a heartwarming gesture, Will Smith, the renowned actor, rapper, and philanthropist, has had a street renamed in his hometown of West Philadelphia in his honor.
CULTURE
Tatyana Ali: Speaks on Bias and Trauma Faced by Women of Color While Accepting Award in Canada
Tatyana Ali receiving an award at the LeadHer Awards in Canada, speaking on bias and trauma faced by women of color.
URBAN CULTURE
Faith, Mase, Kim, Biggie, Diddy Kids Attend Notorious B.I.G.’s Mother Funeral
The Notorious B.I.G.'s mother, Voletta Wallace, was laid to rest at the Frank Campbell Funeral Chapel in Manhattan, surrounded by fellow hip-hop stars and her family.
CAREER & FINANCE
D.L. Salutes The Men Who Shaped His Manhood
Paras GriffinAlthough we’re currently (and proudly!) celebrating Women’s History Month at the moment, that’s not to say we don’t appreciate all the great men...
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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Stephen A Smith & Garcelle Beauvais Relationship
ESPN firebrand Stephen A. Smith and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills icon Garcelle Beauvais were spotted looking very "comfy cozy" throughout the night at the Michael Jackson biopic premiere at the Dolby Theatre on Monday, April 20, 2026.
URBAN CULTURE
Drake Ice Sculpture Vandalized: Politics, Art, or Vandalism?
Drake's ice sculpture in Toronto becomes a canvas for political expression (or vandalism) as 'F--k Ice' is spray-painted onto it. The incident sparks debate about art, politics, and public spaces.
CAREER & FINANCE
Karen S. Carter Breaks Barriers as First Black Woman CEO of Dow Inc.
Karen S. Carter makes history as Dow Inc.'s first Black woman CEO. A moment for corporate diversity and a shift in leadership.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Stefon Diggs Defamation Case: Financial Records Dispute
The legal fight between Stefon Diggs and social media personality Christopher Blake Griffith is continuing to heat up as Griffith asks a judge to force Diggs to turn over financial information and records that could show whether the NFL star was actually harmed by the allegations made against him.
MOVIES & TV
Jessica Williams on Shrinking Season 3: Black Women and Dramatic Acting
Jessica Williams is ready to drop the punchlines and tackle heavier emotions in Apple TV's Shrinking, challenging the limits placed on Black comedic actors.