Tag: gulf of mexico
CULTURE
White House defends decision to ban Associated Press reporters
The White House is standing by its executive order renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America and punishing media outlets that don't follow, starting with the Associated Press. The AP has refused to use the new name, calling it "lies." The White House has blocked AP journalists from attending events and refused to give them access to the Oval Office.
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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Knicks Head to White House, Owner Confirms
The New York Knicks are headed to the White House after winning their first NBA championship in 53 years. Team owner James Dolan said the franchise has accepted President Donald Trump's invitation, making the Knicks a potential first for an NBA champion during Trump's time in office.
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
Academic Urges Studios to Halt Hiring British Actors Who Show Disrespect Toward Black Americans
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David Oyelowo's recent comments were supposedly intended as a call for Black unity. Instead, they sounded like a lecture aimed at Black Americans from a Black British actor who has made millions of dollars portraying an iconic Black American on screen.
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Mally Mall Back Behind Bars: Love & Hip Hop Star
Mally Mall has landed back in federal custody as prosecutors accuse him of new probation violations tied to alleged witness tampering and prohibited contact. The hip-hop producer is accused of having another man contact a woman before his scheduled revocation hearing, offering cash if she agreed not to attend.
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Faizon Love Arrested for Missing Child Support
Faizon Love is behind bars in Florida after months of telling a court he could not pay the $250,000 in child support he allegedly owed. The 58-year-old Elf star was arrested on Tuesday night in Hillsborough County on two counts of contempt of court.
MOVIES & TV
Blacklisted Black Actors in Hollywood
Discover the stories of legendary Black actors who were quietly blacklisted for standing up, demanding fair pay, or challenging Hollywood's status quo.