Tag: BLACK CULTURE

Ted Lasso is officially back for its fourth season. While familiar characters made their grand return to the show in the premiere episode on Wednesday, there were a handful of surprising nods to Black culture that delighted fans. The first comes near the top of the show after Lasso is called into the principal's office at his preteen son Henry's school to discuss a disturbing poem he wrote. By the time he and his child's mother got there, they had to stifle their laughter while listening to the words. The joke here is their son's poem was actually him just writing down the lyrics to Public Enemy's 1988 song Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos.

Recently, rap icon Fabolous caused a stir on social media when he was spotted wearing a head-to-toe bedazzled outfit on a night out. Critics across Instagram and TikTok dubbed him "Cinderfella," while supporters argued he was ahead of the curve. The "Into You" rapper addressed the noise directly on his podcast, stating he really does not care what people think and wears whatever he wants to wear.

When we talk about reality TV, we often think of the juicy drama that keeps us on the edge of our seats, but we don't talk enough about the amazing fashion looks served on reality shows. Recently, Law Roach and Ziwe sat down for a chat with Recho Omondi on Hulu's "Get Real" and discussed who they think are some of the best-dressed reality TV stars.

🖤 ✦ COVER STORY RIHANNA IS EVERYWHERE — AND FENTY BEAUTY IS JUST GETTING STARTED Rihanna didn't just visit India — she shifted the culture. From stepping out in Indian couture in Mumbai to dining with the Ambani family, she turned a beauty launch into a global moment. Fenty Beauty has officially landed in India through an exclusive partnership with Reliance Retail — now available in Sephora India stores, on Tira Beauty, and across 50+ locations in 16 cities. And that's just the beginning.

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.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs has released a sworn statement denying involvement in the deaths of Christopher Wallace, Tupac Shakur, and Kim Porter. The statement comes amid a $100 million defamation lawsuit.