Tag: Black artists
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Barry Jenkins Talks Corporate America Grind | BlkCosmo
Barry Jenkins isn't afraid to get real about working in corporate america as a black artist.
BOOKS
Travis Scott on Outlander Magazine 2025 — The Style Rebel Elevates Street Luxury with Futuristic Flair
Travis Scott appears in a striking feature for Outlander Magazine, blending bold artistry with his signature edge. The moment highlights his evolving creative influence and reinforces his impact on music, fashion, and culture.
BOOKS
Black Excellence on TIME 100: The Most Influential People of 2025
TIME magazine's 2025 list of 100 most influential people features remarkable Black leaders, artists, and icons making global impact across various fields.
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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Diddy’s Prison Sentence Cut Again: New Update
Sean "Diddy" Combs will be released on February 23, 2028, from FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey, where he is serving a 50-month sentence for two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. His release date has been moved up multiple times from its original April 2028 schedule.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Tom Holland and Zendaya’s Rare Red Carpet Moment
Walking the red carpet together isn't something Zendaya and Tom Holland do often anymore. But for the first time in four years, the pair did so for the Spider-Man: Brand New Day photocall.
MOVIES & TV
Black Actresses Who Were Injured Doing Stunts
From Halle Berry to Pam Grier, discover the fearless Black actresses who suffered serious, real-life injuries while executing their own movie stunts.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
West Wilson Out for Summer House Season 11
West Wilson has been evicted from Summer House after three seasons. The sports journalist is exiting the Bravo show as Season 11 is set to begin filming over the July 4 weekend. While West is not part of the season 11 cast, the door is open for him to make a cameo in future episodes.
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Myha’la Herrold Tidal Magazine June 2026 Cover Story
Myha'la, the breakout star of HBO's Industry, commands Tidal Magazine's Issue 21 as a mononymous icon, redefining her path on her own terms.