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Soul Train Awards Return 2026: Chicago Homecoming and CBS Simulcast

BET announces the return of the Soul Train Awards on November 27, 2026, featuring a Chicago homecoming, a new format, and a prime-time CBS simulcast.

Why CBS Canceled Watson After One Season

CBS brought “Watson” to an early end in March 2026, confirming that the medical mystery series starring Morris Chestnut would not return beyond its second season. The series debuted on January 26, 2025, offering a new take on the Sherlock Holmes universe.

Shemar Moore and Vivica A. Fox Return to The Young and the Restless

Get ready for some serious drama as Shemar Moore and Vivica A. Fox reprise their roles on 'The Young and the Restless'. Their undeniable chemistry is still going strong, leaving fans in a frenzy.

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.

Eriq La Salle Leaves ‘CIA’ CBS Series as Producer | Blex

Eriq la salle has stepped away from the series as executive producer, following the exit of cast member michael michele the other day, but production continues as planned, with the series still slated for a midseason premiere.

Royal Family Sitcom: 90s CBS Hit

"The Royal Family" was an American sitcom that aired on CBS from September 18, 1991, to April 18, 1992. The show revolved around the lives of a middle-class African-American family residing in New York City. It explored relatable family dynamics and everyday challenges with humor and heart.

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Black British History Icons Worth Knowing

When we think of Black History Month, we often think of iconic pioneers like Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, and Malcolm X. But across the Atlantic, Black Brits celebrate their own Black History Month each October, honoring individuals who made diversity one of the UK's greatest strengths. From historical figures who walked British soil long before the transatlantic slave trade to modern pop culture icons, this October celebrates essential names across the Black British diaspora.

David Returns to Court Murder Charge Celeste Rivas

D4vd is due back in a Los Angeles courtroom today as the murder case involving 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez moves closer to trial. The singer, whose legal name is David Burke, is scheduled to be arraigned on charges of first-degree murder, sexual abuse of a child, and unlawful mutilation of human remains.

Janet Jackson’s New Hair Draws Praise

Janet Jackson debuted a stunning blonde bob hairstyle that has captured everyone's attention. The Rhythm Nation singer posted a gorgeous selfie on X/Twitter and Instagram showcasing her wispy new look. While many fans praised the cut and her appearance, some questioned whether the image was AI-generated because it looked so beautiful. Her hairstylist Ashanti Lation also shared a video on TikTok of Jackson playing with her new pieces. Celebrities like Keke Palmer and Yvette Nicole Brown joined in with compliments about the fabulous style.

Pooh Shiesty’s Jail Claims Rejected by Prosecutors

Prosecutors say Pooh has sent or received a whopping 12,342 emails and logged 231 video visits totaling roughly 45 hours since July 1. The feds say Pooh has unlimited access to a tablet with games, music, Netflix, and the NFL Channel. His activity log is about 500 pages long, with roughly 30 entries per page. The government wrote that these conditions can hardly be said to be inhumane.

Black London Street Style: Fall Fashion

Where better to find top-tier street style inspiration than in one of the world's gloomiest yet most stylish cities? Black Brits in London rock fits that prove elevated style belongs in every season, and we dug deep to find the best of the best. Here is the flyest street style from across the Atlantic.