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Teena Marie Biopic: Daughter Confirms Film is Finally Happening

It’s been over five years since Pop powerhouse JoJo first revealed interest in portraying Ivory Queen of Soul Teena Marie in a biographical film, but – if a recent announcement by the late diva’s daughter Alia Rose is anything to judge by – the chance

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Black Deaths Investigation: Congressional Call to Action

The Legal Defense Fund is asking Congress to investigate a troubling pattern of deaths of Black people whose families and communities say deserve more scrutiny. In an August 24 letter to congressional leaders, the LDF called for creation of a congressional commission to investigate suspicious deaths across the country, improve federal data collection and make findings available to the public. The request comes as several recent cases have raised questions about whether local authorities are adequately investigating deaths quickly classified as suicides, accidents or undetermined causes.

Myala on The Perfect Magazine August 2026

Hair: Dre On Hair Make-up: Shyanna Lundi Manicure: She Nails It Credits for this stunning look by Mmyhala for The Perfect Magazine. The hair styling brought volume and dimension, while the makeup application enhanced natural features beautifully. The manicure added the perfect finishing touch to complete this polished aesthetic.

Alton Mason on Elle Brasil August 2026

Fashion Edit: Suyane Ynaya Fashion production: Gus Vsk Fashion Assistant: Gabriela Abomfim Executive Production Assistant: Nikki Onome

Annemarie Wiley Calls Out Men Making Excuses for Abusers

Annemarie Wiley filed for divorce accusing her ex-NFL player spouse of subjecting her to a continuing and escalating pattern of physical violence, sexual abuse, verbal and emotional abuse, financial control, and intimidation throughout their 12-year marriage.

Black Doctor Closing Racial Gap in Clinical Trials

For generations, medical research has asked Black communities to trust a system that has not always earned it. Today, Dr. Adrelia Allen is trying to change that by ensuring patients understand their rights and have practical support. Allen believes the problem is sometimes simpler than people assume: Black patients may not be rejecting clinical trials, they may never have been asked. Representation matters because researchers need diverse data to understand how investigational medicines work across different populations.