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Black Women in Music Honored: Ciara, June Ambrose & Niecy Nash Shine at Black Women in Music Dinner
Ciara, June Ambrose, and Niecy Nash honored at the inaugural Black Women in Music Dinner, celebrating their contributions to culture and music.
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The Biggest Moments From the 2025 Met Gala
From regal drama to sculptural elegance, Black stars commanded the Met Gala 2025 carpet. Zuri Hall stunned in Bishme Cromartie, Ego Nwodim gave high fashion in Christopher John Rogers, and Teyana Taylor delivered a Victorian fantasy in Marc Jacobs. And Tyla? She embodied the night’s theme—literally.
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Simone Biles Stuns at Kentucky Derby in Charah Studio Dress and Jimmy Choo Heels
Simone Biles wears a Charah studio dress and Jimmy Choo heels to the Kentucky Derby, styled by Monica Rose Style.
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Yung Miami on TMRW Magazine Cover October 2026
Yung Miami by JD the Combo for TMRW Magazine. Producer: Arielle Stevenson. Stylist: Posh McKoy. Hair: Keebop. Makeup: M Latrice. Photo Assistant: Oren Siddo.
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TT Torrez Accuses Funkmaster Flex of Violent Shove at MSG
TT Torrez is accusing Funkmaster Flex of physically assaulting her at Madison Square Garden, claiming the alleged shove followed years of harassment by her former HOT 97 colleague. The conflict happened shortly before the New York Knicks faced the Philadelphia 76ers in their season opener.
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Diddy Released From Solitary Confinement in Prison
Sean "Diddy" Combs has reportedly been released from solitary confinement and returned to general population after alleged misconduct at his previous prison cost him early-release credit and hundreds of days of privileges. The music executive is now housed at FCI Allenwood in Pennsylvania after being transferred from New Jersey's Fort Dix last week.
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Celebrities We Lost in 2026: Toukie Smith
We're not going to lie, 2025 was a tough year, as we lost many of the Black legends we knew and loved. Now, as 2026 comes to a close, we continue to say goodbye to even more of those who had such a tremendous impact on the culture. Although they are gone, they will never be forgotten. From actors to athletes, to politicians and more, we're honoring the Black legends we lost in 2026.