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Usain Bolt Limited Edition Watch Combines Legacy and Luxury With Hublot Collaboration

In a groundbreaking move, luxury watchmaker Hublot has teamed up with Jamaican sprinting legend Usain Bolt to create a watch that's so fresh, it practically needs its own passport. We go behind the scenes to explore the cultural impact of the new Usain Bolt x Hublot collaboration.

Deyjah Harris Joins Delta Sigma Theta at Clark Atlanta

Deyjah Harris officially joins Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. at Clark Atlanta University, marking a significant milestone in her academic and personal journey.

Dwyane Wade Paints Nails to Match His Watches – PICS

Dwyane Wade has been painting his nails to coordinate with his watch collection, sporting black nails to match a black-faced diamond timepiece at the Oscars and green nails to pair with a green-faced Rolex.

Sir Idris Elba: Legendary Actor Knighted at 53 for Film & Charity

At 53, Idris Elba has been officially knighted, becoming Sir Idris Elba. He joins an elite list of entertainers recognized for his outstanding contributions to film, television, and charity.

Billionaire Bunker: Mark Zuckerberg’s Elite Neighborhood

Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, officially own a home in Miami's Indian Creek Village, better known as the Billionaire Bunker, a 300‑acre barrier island in Biscayne Bay that counts Tom Brady and Julio Iglesias among its wealthy residents.

Black Actors Who Paved the Way in Hollywood History

From Sidney Poitier to Bernie Mac, these Black Hollywood legends broke barriers, inspired culture, and left timeless legacies.

Who Was the First Female Rapper on a Vogue Cover? Nicki Minaj vs. Cardi B vs. Lil’ Kim

The debate over the first female rapper on Vogue hinges on definitions: main cover vs. editorial, solo vs. shared, and US vs. international editions. Nicki Minaj holds claims for Vogue Arabia (2018) and a solo US Vogue cover. Cardi B made US Vogue history with Kulture (2020). Lil' Kim's iconic 1999 editorial is foundational.

Mr. T: From Laurence Tureaud to a Symbol of Black Self-Respect

Mr. T, born Laurence Tureaud, legally changed his name in 1970 at 18. This act was a statement of self-respect, challenging disrespectful treatment of Black men, like being called “boy”.

James Baldwin: Iconic Figure And Social Commentary

On this day in 1924, James Baldwin was born. Novelist, playwright, poet and social critic. To be African American is to be African without any memory and American without any privilege.

Tupac’s Ballet Past: From Mouse King to Rap Legend

Tupac, a legendary rapper, honed his skills at the Baltimore School for the Arts. He studied acting, poetry, jazz, and ballet, even playing the Mouse King in The Nutcracker. His artistic roots shaped his music.

This All-Aluminum Superyacht Features Armani Furniture And An Open-Air Movie Theater

Should you find yourself bronzing happily on the white sands of Saint Tropez or the Amalfi Coast this summer, you just might see a...

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