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HBCU Football Classics to Watch in 2026

At an HBCU football game, the crowd is oftentimes more interested in the bands than the football. But it doesn't have to be that way. HBCU bands are spectacular, but somewhere between the drumline and the fifth person yelling about who has the better band, we forget that there are young men on the field trying to win a football game. The players are talented and the games can be mad entertaining.

Tiger Woods Pleads No Contest to Reckless Driving

Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to reckless driving in a Florida court, resolving a case that initially involved a DUI charge following a March rollover crash near his Jupiter Island home. Under the agreement, the DUI charge was dropped, while Woods received a five-year suspension of his driving privileges. He was also ordered to pay fines related to the case. The crash happened when Woods' Land Rover overturned after he attempted to pass another vehicle.

Andrew Gillum Arrested with Meth: Wife’s Prayer

Andrew Gillum, the former Tallahassee mayor who came within 34,000 votes of becoming Florida's first Black governor in 2018, was arrested in Daphne, Alabama on charges including possession of dangerous drugs, drug paraphernalia, and marijuana.

Nikole Hannah-Jones Battles Book Bans

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones fights to ensure Black students in Iowa have access to books that tell their stories, as conservative activists push book bans.

Brooklyn Beckham Skips Family Birthday in Florida

Brooklyn Beckham skips sister Harper's 15th birthday celebration in Florida, adding to ongoing family estrangement. Get the latest on this celebrity family drama.

Woman Convicted in Julio Foolio Murder Sentenced 15 Years

A Tampa judge has sentenced Alicia Andrews to 15 years in prison after her manslaughter conviction in the killing of rapper Foolio. Andrews was accused of disclosing his location to his killers throughout the night of his birthday.

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Blueface Sued Over Chrisean Rock PPV Stream

Blueface is being sued for copyright infringement because a boxing promoter claims he cost them money by putting Chrisean Rock's recent pay-per-view boxing match on his stream. During the match, music manager Wack 100 and Blueface broadcast it for more than an hour on his verified Kick channel. The promoter and streaming provider say tens of thousands of viewers tuned in and that Blueface told them they didn't need to buy the PPV and should watch for free instead.

North West’s New Look Sparks Fan Fury Over Appearance

Kim Kardashian has faced criticism after her daughter, North West, appeared to debut a 'new nose' in a TikTok video. The 13-year-old has drawn attention for experimenting with different styles in recent years.

Best-Dressed WNBA Stars in the Tunnel

The WNBA tunnel has become a fashion destination, and the players are the reason why. Star players like Angel Reese and Skylar Diggins-Smith aren't simply following trends; they're bringing personality, identity and individual style to a space once dominated by traditional sportswear. From full-glam looks and head-turning streetwear to sharp tailoring and minimalist moments, there's no single formula for WNBA style. In the league, there's room for the glam girl, the streetwear girl, the minimalist, the maximalist, the suit enthusiast and the one who simply wants to make everybody laugh. That's what makes the league's fashion culture so compelling.

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.

Colin Kaepernick Criticizes Jay-Z’s NFL Deal

Colin Kaepernick believes Jay-Z is taking shots at him because the rapper is still trying to repair the damage from his NFL partnership. Kaepernick told NBC News that Jay-Z's decision to bring up their history shows how deeply the backlash surrounding his 2019 NFL deal is still weighing on him.