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Tamron Hall graces the Fall 2025 cover of Accessories Council Magazine, showcasing her bold style in diverse editorial looks. Her interview delves into motherhood, her executive role, and fashion as a powerful self-expression tool, empowering women to embrace their individuality and live fearlessly at any age.

Colin Kaepernick is funding an independent autopsy for Trey Reed. Reed was found deceased on his Mississippi college campus. The family disputes the initial ruling of suicide.

A travel sabbatical offers a rejuvenating escape, allowing exploration beyond work's confines. For Black women, this break can be profoundly liberating, fostering a reconnection with personal freedom and a chance to decompress from societal pressures.

Anime has inspired musicians for decades. Artists like Megan Thee Stallion and Lil Uzi Vert boast about their love for the art. Musicians collaborate with Japanese artists and anime studios for visuals music-loving Otakus obsess over. Here's our list for the best anime music videos of all time.

Queen of the Damned (2002): A stylish, entertaining romp with Aaliyah as Queen Akasha. Forget substance, embrace the 2000s nu-metal jams and a sexy Black vampire queen. A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014): Visionary black-and-white Iranian vampire spaghetti Western. A lonely Girl prowls Bad City, blending mythology with culture and expressionism. Bliss (2019): Punk artist Dezzy's wild, neon-soaked ride into addiction and possible vampirism after trying a new drug. Grimy, hard rock aesthetic. Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992): Kristy Swanson as the Chosen One, facing off against Lothos and Amilyn. Campy fun with a stacked cast. Once Bitten (1985): Jim Carrey as a sex-obsessed teen pursued by a seductive Countess needing his virgin blood. Fun, catchy tunes.

TikTok's 2025 Rapture meme blended prophecy, fear, and humor. A pastor's claim of Jesus' return on Sept 23, 2025, went viral. Content ranged from prayers and scripture to dream diaries, countdowns, and satirical takes, including Anita Baker's "Rapture" album. The trend sparked faith content and "end-times anxiety."