Tag: Black Sitcoms

Jo Marie Payton Health Update: Family Matters Star Overcomes Stroke

Family Matters legend Jo Marie Payton breaks her silence, revealing a harrowing stroke that left her unable to walk or talk, and her inspiring journey to recovery.

Erika Alexander’s emotional Living Single exit

Erika Alexander became emotional discussing T.C. Carson's exit from Living Single. She revealed it was hard for the cast, stating, "We didn’t just lose a character—we lost a core energy on that set." Fans resonated with her feelings, with many noting the show's shift after Carson's departure.

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Jax Taylor Confirms “Taken” Status Post-Split

Jax Taylor appears to have confirmed he is dating someone as speculation continues to link him to Lori Krebs, his ex-wife Brittany Cartwright's former publicist. The Valley alum made the revealing comment beneath a shirtless pool photo he shared on Instagram on July 29, replying "No thanks I am taken" when a fan suggested he become the next bachelor.

Bianca Censori Shares Bold Kanye West Artwork Online

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Brittany Cartwright Says Ex Jax Taylor Needs Help

Brittany Cartwright says she hopes ex-husband Jax Taylor and his new girlfriend, Lori Krebs, are "absolutely miserable." Brittany also took a swipe at Lori, who previously worked as her publicist, saying her ex needs a mommy. Brittany and Jax share a 5-year-old son and finalized their divorce earlier this year.

Black America in Recession: Urban League Warning

After hitting historic lows just a few years ago, Black unemployment surged to 8.3% — the highest spike since the Covid-19 pandemic — leaving the jobless rate for Black workers more than double that of white Americans. Pair that disturbing statistic with a falling Black homeownership rate and a systematic rollback of DEI initiatives, and the National Urban League's alarm starts to look like a diagnosis: Black America is already in a recession.

Black Icons Who Collaborated With Dolly Parton

Beyoncé brought Dolly Parton into "Cowboy Carter," featuring her on the "Dolly P" interlude and the song "Tyrant." She also reimagined Parton's classic "Jolene," creating a full-circle moment between two generations of female music icons. Whitney Houston recorded Parton's "I Will Always Love You" for "The Bodyguard" soundtrack in 1992, becoming one of the best-selling singles of all time.