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Genelle’s Faith & Hope Story

Genelle Guzman-McMillan, the last survivor rescued from the WTC, endured 27 harrowing hours. Her memoir, "Angel in the Rubble," is a testament to faith and resilience, honoring lost lives and shining as a beacon of survival and renewed purpose.

Brandy Announces Memoir to Share Her Full Story This Fall 2025

  Black Cosmopolitans, the R&B legend Brandy has an exciting announcement! She will be releasing a memoir this fall, sharing her full story for the...

The “Black Hope” Social Experiment. Inspiring the youth while in their youth. @…

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Doechii Hot Shots 28th Birthday Celebration

Doechii the so-called Swamp Princess turns 28 today, and we're celebrating her big day by soaking you with her hottest pics, ever! Look back at denim selfies that snug every curve, and reflective swimwear that steals the spotlight! Forget Anxiety...the global superstar is bringing the heat.

Black Powerlifting Champion Sabotaged

Powerlifter Sonita Muluh shattered world records in April 2025 with a 311 kg squat. She attempted to break her own record at the IPF World Classic Powerlifting Championships in June with a 334.5 kg lift when spotter Ernestas Kusinas sabotaged her lift by touching the weights with his knee, disqualifying her. Kusinas admitted online he is racist and did it intentionally. Lithuanian police confirmed a criminal investigation is underway focusing on his Instagram comment and events at the championship.

King of Bingo on Flaunt Magazine August 2026

kingofbingo for Flaunt Magazine. Stylist: thevonford

After 7 Music on [Magazine] Interview

So the prolific After7music came through with some R&B generational classics. Their mics are all the way live and they did not come to play. Real dope experience and conversation. Super appreciate the link up.

Black Entrepreneurs: From HBCU to CEO Success

Historically Black Colleges and Universities have always been about more than getting a degree. They're places where Black students find community, build confidence, and sometimes meet future business partners. During Black Business Month, we're looking at graduates who took that foundation far beyond campus. Whether in biotech or beauty, entertainment or finance, these entrepreneurs saw problems, had ideas, and decided to build something of their own. Some became household names. Others are still growing their empires. But they all show what can happen when HBCU excellence meets entrepreneurship.