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Stephen A. Smith Wants Shannon Sharpe Back at ESPN

Stephen A. Smith is hoping to see Shannon Sharpe return to ESPN after the former NFL star exited the network in 2025 following sexual assault allegations, which he denied. Smith said the company knows he wants Sharpe back, acknowledging that the final decision rests with network executives.

Peter Rosenberg Fights Back Against Culture Vulture Claims

Media personalities Peter Rosenberg and Jason Lee engage in a heated confrontation on The Ebro, Laura, Rosenberg Show, sparking intense discussion.

Chud the Builder’s Lawyer Defends Him Against Critics

Attorney Jake Fendley is responding after facing backlash for representing streamer Chud the Builder in court. Fendley argued that representing a client accused of racism does not mean a lawyer personally agrees with the allegations.

BET Launches Next Gen Leadership Program

BET is expanding its investment in emerging media professionals with the launch of BET Next Gen, a new leadership initiative aimed at preparing future executives and creatives for careers across entertainment, communications, and brand strategy.

How Ted Turner Revolutionized TV Worldwide

Ted Turner’s legacy is not simply about television ratings or billionaire status. His life represents the power of imagination, calculated risk, relentless ambition, and public influence.

Two Legacy Black Newspapers Close Citing Financial Pressures

The Richmond Free Press and Portland Skanner have officially shut down due to mounting financial pressures, signaling a national crisis in community media.

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Deiondra Sanders Fires Back at Jacquees Over Dreezy

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Black Family Withdraws $1 Million Endowment From UNC Wilmington

When colleges across the country rewrote scholarship language to comply with the Trump administration's restrictions on diversity initiatives, one prominent Black family in North Carolina decided to take their money elsewhere. For the first time in nearly thirty years, the Upperman family will not award new scholarships at the University of North Carolina Wilmington after refusing to alter the scholarship's mission to satisfy the UNC System's new equality policy. The family is exploring moving its roughly one million dollar endowment to Howard University, Dr. Upperman's alma mater.

Drake Wagers $1 Million on Conor McGregor Victory Against Max Holloway

Great news for Max Holloway -- Drake just placed a $1 million bet on Conor McGregor to win at UFC 329 on Saturday. Champagne Papi revealed the eye-popping wager on Friday, saying McGregor is back. If Notorious wins, Drake would rake in a whopping $1.85 million profit. However, the rap great hasn't been very lucky with his past bets, losing big on the NBA Finals, Super Bowl, UFC fights, and World Cup.

Alicia Brown Hospitalized After Alleged Assault

Big Tigger has been named in police records as the suspect in a domestic dispute investigation involving his wife, Alicia Brown. The veteran radio host, whose real name is Darian Morgan, is being investigated after Brown was involved in an alleged assault during a May incident.

How Black English Could Transform Educational Environments

When it comes to language, Black folks are no strangers to code-switching. Now, the conversation around the way we speak has sparked a growing movement in California that wants to change the narrative about Black English and its place in the classroom. Educators and advocates are pushing to recognize Black English as more than slang or improper speech, but instead as a tool to strengthen early literacy.