Since 1990, 13 Black and Black Biracial women have shaped the history of Miss USA. From the military to STEM and journalism to criminal justice reform, these women broke barriers, redefined leadership, and used the crown for impact far beyond the stage.
Gabrielle Union is shattering stigmas around menopause, partnering with Bayer as the face of Lynkuet, a nonhormonal medication for hot flashes. Her personal mission is to change the narrative around women’s health and encourage open, honest conversations.
Jakee just redefined body work vocabulary. "Not snatched. YANKED." Her plastic surgery transparency hits different—sisters owning their glow-ups, no filter. From BBL consultations to post-op realness, Black women rewriting beauty standards one yank at a time.
Halle Berry's 90s suicide interview resurfaces, sparking vital conversations on Black women, heartbreak, and surviving deep emotional harm. Her raw account reveals that even admired figures carry hidden wounds, highlighting the societal pressure for Black women to suffer silently.
Plies says he believes the same americans who voted for president donald trump over former vice president kamala harris in the 2024 election would do it again, despite the current state of the nation. The florida rapper has been vocal about trump since even before the 2016 election.
Since the spring, economists estimate that more than 300,000 black women have either exited or been pushed out of the labor force. This dramatic shift carries both immediate and long-term consequences.
Ultimately, the Serena Williams Barbie serves as a reminder of the star's multidimensional career. She has never been just one thing—a tennis player, a mother, a business owner, a fashion designer. Why should her doll be limited to just one look?
Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, officially own a home in Miami's Indian Creek Village, better known as the Billionaire Bunker, a 300‑acre barrier island in Biscayne Bay that counts Tom Brady and Julio Iglesias among its wealthy residents.
Lamar Odom is opening up even further about the life-threatening overdose that nearly killed him and changed how he views life and death. In the upcoming Netflix documentary, the former NBA star reflects on the 2015 medical crisis that left him fighting for his life.
Keke Palmer appears on the cover of Variety in a striking feature styled by Jason Rembert, celebrating her rising influence and bold voice shaping today’s hip-hop culture.
