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It's cuffing season, the prime time to get dressed up for a classy dinner date. Whether a solo date or a cozy night with your boo, escape the chill and step into dim lighting to enjoy comfort meals at these Black-owned fine dining spots in Washington, DC.

Viola Davis recently shared her shingles diagnosis during an interview with PEOPLE, discussing her new partnership with GSK for their Shingles, Actually campaign aimed at helping adults fifty and older understand their risk. Davis recalled experiencing flu-like symptoms and an extraordinarily painful rash rated nine out of ten after adopting her daughter Genesis while working intensively following her Oscar nomination for The Help. The rash started on her stomach, wrapped around to her back, and later returned with blisters on her upper back, causing severe nerve pain that made it difficult to move.

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Dolly Parton's family had a small, private ceremony for her in the days after her death. She was interred at the Woodlawn Memorial Park and Mausoleum in Nashville alongside her husband, Carl Dean.

Soulja Boy is looking to crank things up in D.C. because the rapper is teasing a run for president in 2028. The Crank That hitmaker dropped a surprise announcement on Instagram Saturday, posting SOULJA BOY 2028 alongside a message about his plans to potentially trade the recording studio for the Oval Office. Soulja says he's focused on four major issues: economic opportunity, criminal justice reform, education and the future of technology and artificial intelligence.

Long before she made history as Africa's first elected female president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was a political prisoner who faced severe persecution. Yet, every trial only sharpened her resolve. Around this time in 2011, her tireless fight for democracy earned her the Nobel Peace Prize—just days before Liberians overwhelmingly re-elected her to lead them into a era of stability.