Tag: Black Media

Black Media Crisis: Layoffs at Teen Vogue, CBS, NBC

In the swirling chaos of 2025, the state of Black media in the United States feels like it’s being squeezed from all sides. From mass layoffs to institutional restructurings, today’s landscape reveals how fragile Black representation in media remains.

Luenell to Shannon Sharpe: “Now You Want Me?”

Luenell slams Shannon Sharpe for reaching out after years of ignoring her. She claims he denied her podcast request when he was popular, but now seeks her out after legal troubles. Luenell asserts respect should be mutual, especially for overlooked Black women.

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Black Celebrities at New York Fashion Week

Fashion lovers, get in formation; New York Fashion Week is officially underway. From Sept. 10 – 15, designers, including LaQuan Smith, Sergio Hudson, Christian Siriano and Diane von Furstenberg, will show off their newest collections for Spring/Summer 2027. And where there is fabulous fashion, you can almost guarantee stylish stars will follow.

Keffe D Jail Violations Before Tupac Murder Trial

Tupac Shakur's convicted killer Duane "Keffe D" Davis was apparently troublesome behind bars, collecting a slew of serious alleged violations before the murder trial. TMZ obtained records detailing all of Davis' alleged bad behavior while incarcerated at the Clark County Detention Center in Las Vegas from September 29, 2023 through the start of trial, including fights with inmates, arguments with officers, and threats of violence.

Meghan’s UK Life Claims Debunked by Kate Middleton

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been in the headlines a lot recently as the couple has returned to England with their children nearly six years after quitting their royal duties and moving to America.

Beyoncé Donates $2M to Studio Museum Harlem

Global icon, entrepreneur, and renowned art collector Beyoncé marked her 45th birthday on September 4, 2026, by making a massive, transformative $2 million donation to the legendary Studio Museum in Harlem.

Black Folks, It’s Time to Dump the Cowboys

Every Black family has one. The Dallas Cowboys uncle. You know him. He wears Jesus sandals, drinks Hennessy, still smokes menthol Kools, and has been saying How bout them Cowboys since Jerry Jones had hair. The Cowboys aren't just his favorite football team. They are part of his identity.