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Cassandra Wilson & Black Celebrities Lost in 2026
Grammy Award-winning jazz singer Cassandra Wilson passed away in Jackson, MS, on Sept. 1. Her manager confirmed her death in a statement, saying that the singer-songwriter transitioned peacefully at home, surrounded by family, close friends, and her manager. In addition to 19 solo studio albums, Wilson also recorded with some of the industry's top artists, including The Roots, Wynton Marsalis and Elvis Costello. In 2001, Time called her America's Best Singer. Cassandra Wilson was 70 years old.
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Black Celebrities We Lost in 2026
2025 was a tough year as we lost many Black legends we knew and loved. Now, as 2026 rolls past the halfway mark, we continue to say goodbye to even more of those who had such a tremendous impact on the culture. Although they are gone, they will never be forgotten. From actors to athletes, to politicians and more, we're honoring the Black legends we lost in 2026.
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Black Celebs Serve Looks at 2026 U.S. Open
The 2026 U.S. Open is bringing more than world-class tennis to New York City. Black stars are already showing up, showing out and turning the tournament into one of the summer's biggest cultural events. Fan Week brought music, fashion, sports and entertainment to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, Queens. Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Remy Ma, Tinashe, Jermaine Dupri and E-40 were among the familiar faces trading the red carpet for the U.S. Open's signature blue carpet for the festivities.
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Michael Wright & Black Celebs We Lost in 2026
We're not going to lie, 2025 was a tough year, as we lost many of the Black legends we knew and loved. Now, as 2026 rolls past the halfway mark, we continue to say goodbye to even more of those who had such a tremendous impact on the culture. Although they are gone, they will never be forgotten. From actors to athletes, to politicians and more, we're honoring the Black legends we lost in 2026.
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Celebrities We Lost in 2026: O.J. Brigance
We're not going to lie, 2025 was a tough year, as we lost many of the Black legends we knew and loved. Now, as 2026 rolls past the halfway mark, we continue to say goodbye to even more of those who had such a tremendous impact on the culture. Although they are gone, they will never be forgotten. From actors to athletes, to politicians and more, we're honoring the Black legends we lost in 2026.
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The Cutest Black Celebrity Love Stories
Outside of being two of the most important figures in the civil rights movement, Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King are also a beautiful image of Black love rising in a world trying to push them down. Introduced to each other by a mutual friend in 1952, it did not take long for the pair to tie the knot the following year. They quickly became one of the greatest love stories in America as they shaped the civil rights movement and had four children together.
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U.S. Open Guide: What You Need to Know
The 2026 U.S. Open has a new audience and apparently not everyone knows the rules. As celebrities, influencers and first-time tennis fans descend on Flushing Meadows, some spectators have gone viral for disruptive behavior, from using ring lights to talking loudly during play. Tennis superstars Naomi Osaka and Coco Gauff have weighed in, reminding newcomers that enjoying the U.S. Open comes with more etiquette than other sporting events. Whether you're seasoned or new, respect the sport.
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Ciara Pregnant With Baby Number 5 – It’s a Boy
Ciara and Russell Wilson officially confirmed on September 6, 2026, that baby number five is on the way, and according to insiders close to the couple, the new addition will be another boy joining big brothers Future Zahir and Win Harrison, along with big sisters Sienna Princess and Amora Princess.
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Osaka & Gauff’s U.S. Open Tips for Newcomers
The 2026 U.S. Open has a new audience and apparently not everyone knows the rules. As celebrities, influencers and first-time tennis fans descend on Flushing Meadows, some spectators have gone viral for disruptive behavior, from using ring lights in the stands to talking too loudly during play. Tennis superstars Naomi Osaka and Coco Gauff have weighed in, reminding newcomers that enjoying the U.S. Open comes with more etiquette than other sporting events. Whether you're a seasoned fan or visiting for the first time, respecting the sport is essential.
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Macklemore Clarifies Free Palestine Speech Backlash
Macklemore is firing back at critics who slammed his "Free Palestine" message during Ed Sheeran's MetLife Stadium concert, insisting his comments were not an attack on Jewish people. The rapper addressed the controversy Monday after his opening performance at Sheeran's New Jersey shows sparked backlash and calls for him to be removed from the remainder of the tour. Macklemore says his message was about supporting Palestinian freedom and opposing the suffering of civilians, not criticizing Jewish people.
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Black Icons Who Paved the Way for Tomorrow
Being a legend is more than a title; it's about building an imprint through work that influences future generations. From Denzel Washington to Janet Jackson, Black entertainment has produced a class of icons whose careers have shaped the culture. Now, a new generation is following their blueprint.