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End Your Dallas Cowboys Lovefest Today

I told y'all that the Dallas Cowboys were problematic before the season even started. But apparently, some of y'all needed more evidence before breaking up with this franchise. Well, the 2026 season has arrived, and now I have receipts. The Cowboys are 2–4 after losing to Green Bay, and the defense looks like straight cheeks. At this point, rooting for Dallas is less a football decision and more like choosing a toxic relationship.

Howard University Homecoming 2026: Fashion Highlights

Howard University's 2026 Homecoming proved that when the Bison come home, Washington, D.C., becomes the center of Black culture, fashion and celebration. Held October 11-18 under the theme "Wildest Dreams," this year's festivities brought students, alumni and visitors together for a week rooted in legacy, school pride and unforgettable experiences.

Cardi B Performs “I Like It” at NPR Tiny Desk

Leave it to Cardi B to bring a little heat to the NPR Tiny Desk because she set the mic on fire with her stripped-down set. The rapper banged out 8 of her hottest hits in under 20 minutes, and she looked like she was having a blast the whole time. Cardi performed smash hits like Up and Bodak Yellow before closing out the stellar set with her chart-topper I Like It.

Ray J and Blueface’s Feud Explained

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Tory Lanez Stabbing: Prison Warden Faces Lawsuit

The prison warden being sued by Tory Lanez is slamming his $100 million lawsuit, blaming Tory and the prison guards for his stabbing at the hands of another inmate. The warden admits Tory was stabbed by an inmate named Santino Casio with an inmate-manufactured weapon while both were housed in the same facility. Tory was stabbed 14 times and suffered two collapsed lungs.

Black Athletes Who Became Law Enforcement Officers

When the arena lights fade, most professional athletes transition to coaching or broadcasting. But a distinct group of Black sports stars traded team jerseys for tactical gear, choosing to protect and serve the very communities that once cheered them on. From NBA icons and NFL standouts to WNBA champions, these elite athletes built second careers in law enforcement after retiring from the game.

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Ty Pinkins Responds to Vote-Stealing Claims

Ty Pinkins received nearly 20,000 votes in Mississippi's historic U.S. Senate race as an independent candidate. With Democrat Scott Colom and Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith separated by just over 2,000 votes, Pinkins defends his decision to stay in the race, arguing he drew voters away from Republicans rather than Democrats. He points to county-level results showing 77% of his votes came from traditionally Republican counties.

TV Shows and Movies to Rewatch Years Later

Some stories never lose their audience appeal, even years later, because every replay feels like watching it for the first time. Whether its the nostalgic romantic comedy of Boomerang or the journey of self-growth and relationships in Insecure, these fan favorites still have plenty to offer. From familiar characters to storylines that hit differently with age, these picks deserve another rewatch for old times sake.

A$AP Rocky on Just Smile Magazine October 2026

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Russell Brand Accuser: Injuries After Alleged Assault

Russell Brand's rape trial heard emotional testimony from a woman who claims the comedian sexually assaulted her at his London home. She alleged that Brand initiated anal sex without her permission, despite her only consenting to vaginal sex.