Tag: RACE (HUMAN CATEGORIZATION)

Built in 1916, the 14,500-square-foot Italian Renaissance-style estate sits on 1.5 acres and boasts seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, plenty of stained-glass windows, and a heap of old-school Hollywood charm. The home also features a grand entry hall, formal dining room, wet bar, sunroom, and landscaped grounds complete with fountains, patios and lounges.

What's up y'all?! Happy Saturday! It's the Snoop D-O-Double-G, gearing up to host this year's MTV Video Music Awards. Can you track down the sneaky switches made to these two images?! Here's Snoop performing back at the 2022 VMAs, rockin' a dope 'fit on stage and throwin' up some hand gestures. While we wait for his 2026 VMAs look, slide into the gallery and put your skills to the test! HINT: There are THREE differences in the above Snoop Dogg photos!

Veteran actor Ricco Ross, who plays Horace Bellarie in Tyler Perry's Netflix hit Beauty In Black, was spotted at London's Notting Hill Carnival over the weekend appearing to kiss a young female fan, sparking marriage rumors on social media.

Nearly a decade after Rachel Dolezal became the face of one of the most infamous identity scandals in recent American history, another white woman has found herself at the center of a very similar controversy in Philadelphia. Hannah Gann, a teacher and activist known for her work in local racial justice and pro-Palestinian organizing, misrepresented herself as Black, Palestinian and Tunisian for years. In an apology posted online, Gann described herself as a white woman of Jewish heritage, acknowledging that she hid the truth about her background and lied to everyone in her life about who she was.

As Chadwick Boseman's widow, Simone Ledward, and his brothers continue their legal spat, newly revealed details have just made the situation even more complicated. In July 2026, Boseman's brothers filed to have his widow removed as his estate administrator, alleging that she hadn't distributed funds from the Black Panther star's estate intended for his parents. Although he died without a will, a 2022 court order established that his mother and father would receive a 50% share of his assets, with Ledward receiving the other half.