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U.S. Senate Candidate Gary Chambers Smokes Weed in New Campaign Ad
January 18, 2022January 18, 20221441
Share On Tuesday, Democratic Louisiana Senate candidate Gary Chambers released a campaign advertisement video showing him smoking marijuana and advocating...
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Maya Angelou Becomes First Black Woman to Appear on Quarter
January 11, 2022January 11, 2022205
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Boosie Backtracks on ASAP Rocky Thong Photo Claims
Boosie Badazz apologized to ASAP Rocky after learning the viral photo he criticized may have been Photoshopped and that Rocky was not actually wearing a thong onstage. Rocky said the item was actually a microphone pack that was edited to appear as something else.
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Black Family Back-to-School Success: 15 Tips
Back-to-school planning means checking off supply lists, picking out first-day outfits and readjusting to school hours. For many Black families, it also means searching for guidance that's typically shared through private conversations and networks. Whether your student is learning the ABCs or preparing for the SATs, these 15 tips can help.
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Dame Dash Responds to Latest Bankruptcy Report Claims
Dame Dash wants to know why his bankruptcy drama keeps making headlines after a trustee reportedly asked a court for permission to sell rights to his life story. The Roc-A-Fella co-founder took aim at The Breakfast Club's Loren Lorosa after she shared details from the latest filings.
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Oprah Responds to Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz Backlash
Oprah Winfrey is finally opening up about the backlash she's received in recent years over her past decision to platform folks like Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz, two men who have come out to espouse right-leaning MAGA ideologies. But be warned, you may not like what she has to say.
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Diddy Faces $8M Legal Bill Over Federal Charges
Diddy reportedly spent as much as $8 million fighting federal charges, with sources telling TMZ the hip-hop mogul paid between $7 million and $8 million in legal fees following his September 2024 arrest to cover his lengthy federal trial and continued court challenges.