Exploring the 'Jada Fatigue' phenomenon as audiences grow weary of repeated revelations and resurfaced drama surrounding Jada Pinkett Smith.

William Monroe Trotter (born April 7, 1872, Chillicothe,...

The hip-hop community was shaken by reports of Offset being shot near a Florida casino. His team has officially provided a crucial update on the rapper's medical condition.

A group of Black students are suing the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation over its scholarship program, alleging that it discriminates against them.

Model Amber Rose recently defended the use of the n-word by non-Black people, ignoring the trauma and history behind the racist slur. Her comments show a lack of understanding of the impact on the Black community.

CBS greenlights a new NCIS spinoff series set in New York City, starring rap icon LL Cool J and acclaimed actor Scott Caan. The new show premieres this fall.

Meta announced the standalone Messenger.com website will permanently shut down in April 2026, forcing millions of users back onto the main Facebook platform for desktop messaging and deeply disrupting the digital hubs central to Black culture's online communication.

As mainstream platforms continue to fail marginalized voices, the Black-owned social networking app SPILL experiences a massive Spring 2026 surge, offering a protected, monetized space for Black internet culture.

California is enforcing strict new regulations requiring creators to visibly label all AI-generated or heavily altered content. Here is how the groundbreaking new law impacts digital artists, influencers, and the fight against deepfakes.

In a historic legal turning point, a Los Angeles jury has deemed tech giants liable for fueling adolescent addiction, signaling a monumental reckoning for Big Tech platforms.

Lens is a new social platform that gives creators full ownership of their content and audience, offering a powerful alternative to traditional apps that control reach, monetization, and visibility.

X has officially rolled out strict new policies targeting creators who post AI-generated war footage without disclosure. Here is what you need to know about the crackdown.

Android users across the U.S. are about to get a major safety upgrade with a new feature rolling out to emergency platforms that will allow 911 responders to access a live video feed straight from a caller’s phone during critical moments. According to The Verge, if someone calls 911 for a medical emergency, responders will be able to tap into the live feed to guide the caller until help arrives.