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7 Must-See Black Films: Sundance 2026
While the festival bids farewell to its mountain home, the range of Black cinema on display is staggering. From Antoine Fuqua’s unearthed history to Da’Vine Joy Randolph’s art-world domination, the emotional anchor remains the personal journey of Brittney Griner.
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Black Men’s Fashion Debate: Bedazzling Trend Divide
Recently, rap icon Fabolous caused a stir on social media when he was spotted wearing a head-to-toe bedazzled outfit on a night out. Critics across Instagram and TikTok dubbed him "Cinderfella," while supporters argued he was ahead of the curve. The "Into You" rapper addressed the noise directly on his podcast, stating he really does not care what people think and wears whatever he wants to wear.
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Soulja Boy Responds After Kai Cenat Streamer University Snub
DDG was a member during the first Streamer University last year, but his name was missing when Cenat announced more than 100 accepted streamers, creators, and artists on Monday.
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Myron Gaines Says Men Living With Girlfriends Is Gay
Former "Fresh & Fit" host Myron Gaines told men not to live with their girlfriends, arguing that sharing a home with a woman would make them less driven and that cooking and sex were a woman's duty.
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AI Investment Boom: Will Big Tech Close Racial Wealth Gap?
Companies with seemingly unlimited cash flow like Meta, Microsoft and Google are racing to supply skyrocketing demand for AI data centers. Their unprecedented new method? Hiring electricians, carpenters and blue-collar trade workers by the thousands to build their massive AI supercomputer sites with hundreds of millions in training funds. Beyond the eye-watering paychecks, the real story lies in what this could mean for closing the Black racial wealth gap.
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Black Stars in Iconic White Character Roles
After almost 30 years, a new iteration of "The Thomas Crown Affair" will be making its way to audiences soon, and it's all thanks to Oscar-winning actor Michael B. Jordan. Jordan will star in the titular role in a fresh take on the classic, marking the first time the iconic role will be played by a Black man.