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Black Stars at Milan Fashion Week

Milan Fashion Week continues to deliver stunning style moments from Black stars who are serving incredible looks. From Naomi Campbell strutting through Italy's streets in a brown silk gown with body jewelry to Cardi B's jaw-dropping zebra coat with fur trim and leopard-print heels, the fashion is undeniable. Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade posed in elegant formal wear, while Ciara rocked a little black dress with chunky gold jewelry. Alton Mason impressed in a fitted pinstriped suit with lavender accents, and Yara Shahidi brought all-black sophistication to the Fendi show with yellow eyeshadow.

Jay-Z Accuser Recants Sexual Assault Claims

The woman who accused Jay-Z of sexual assault in a lawsuit filed against him is recanting her allegations, saying he never raped her and they have never even met. In a new court document, she walks back her claims entirely, stating there is no truth to any of her allegations and acknowledging her false accusations have caused Mr. Carter immense pain and suffering. She disclosed mental health conditions to her legal team before they filed the lawsuit in December 2024.

Black Stars Honored on the Walk of Fame

Receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is not just the culmination of a Black artist's lifelong aspirations; it also encompasses the dreams of their friends and family. Veteran actress Nia Long was recently recognized by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce in a celebratory affair in Los Angeles that brought out icons like Snoop Dogg, her Love Jones co-stars, Courtney B. Vance, and Terence Howard, as well as fellow collaborators and producers.

Black Celebrities at New York Fashion Week

Fashion lovers, get in formation; New York Fashion Week is officially underway. From Sept. 10 – 15, designers, including LaQuan Smith, Sergio Hudson, Christian Siriano and Diane von Furstenberg, will show off their newest collections for Spring/Summer 2027. And where there is fabulous fashion, you can almost guarantee stylish stars will follow.

Black Stars Celebrating 50th Birthdays in 2026

Some of the biggest names in music, television, film and sports are celebrating their big 5-0 in 2026, and quite a few of them have us questioning how that's even possible. From the voices behind songs we still have in rotation to actors who have been on our screens for decades, this year's birthday class is stacked. These days, 50 looks a lot different than it used to. These stars have Grammys, Emmys, NBA championships, classic records and unforgettable characters between them, and many are still adding new chapters to their careers.

Cassandra Wilson & Black Celebrities Lost in 2026

Grammy Award-winning jazz singer Cassandra Wilson passed away in Jackson, MS, on Sept. 1. Her manager confirmed her death in a statement, saying that the singer-songwriter transitioned peacefully at home, surrounded by family, close friends, and her manager. In addition to 19 solo studio albums, Wilson also recorded with some of the industry's top artists, including The Roots, Wynton Marsalis and Elvis Costello. In 2001, Time called her America's Best Singer. Cassandra Wilson was 70 years old.

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Black Dads in Hollywood: Inspiring Fathers

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Blueface Arrested for Delaying Police Investigation

Blueface was arrested Monday night in Santa Clarita for delaying a law enforcement investigation. Deputies responded to a call about a man pointing a gun at someone at a business in Valencia. When they arrived, Blueface refused to follow police commands and was detained. The investigation determined it was a bogus swatting call. Blueface has had multiple run-ins with the law and is currently on probation related to a 2022 Las Vegas shooting.

Black Voters Should Trust Abdul El-Sayed’s Record

For Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, Black history isn't just a lesson—it's the playbook for saving American democracy. In the debut episode of The Root's "What's Popular?" El-Sayed tells publisher Ashley Allison that expanding democracy requires channeling the same spirit of Black organizers who fought to broaden America's promise for everyone. Reflecting on his own roots, the public health advocate highlights how Civil Rights activism directly paved the way for immigrants like his father, urging voters to choose a big-hearted vision of the country over small-minded division.

8Ball’s 200-Pound Weight Loss Journey Details

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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.