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Amy Sherald on TIME Magazine September 2026 Cover
Painter Amy Sherald covers TIME for September 2026, honoring the artist behind the official portrait of Michelle Obama.
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Idris and Sabrina Elba on TIME Magazine May 2026 Feature
Idris and Sabrina Elba step into their latest TIME Magazine feature with pure purpose, highlighting the Elba Hope Foundation alongside sharp, intentional styling.
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Teyana Taylor Named One Of TIME Magazine’s Women Of The Year 2026
A major victory for Harlem's finest! Teyana Taylor has been honored as one of TIME Magazine's Women of the Year. See the full story inside.
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Black Excellence on TIME 100: The Most Influential People of 2025
TIME magazine's 2025 list of 100 most influential people features remarkable Black leaders, artists, and icons making global impact across various fields.
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Amy Sherald on TIME Magazine September 2026 Cover
Painter Amy Sherald covers TIME for September 2026, honoring the artist behind the official portrait of Michelle Obama.
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Trump Still Your President: Nicki Minaj’s Midterm Comment
Nicki Minaj is still fully in President Trump's corner after his Republican Party got trounced in the midterms and the rapper is letting the world know how she really feels. Nicki hopped on X Wednesday night and posted a list of 13 items in support of Trump and the GOP, and she still found some positives for Republicans despite losing big at the polls.
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Awar Odhiang on Vogue France September 2026 Cover
Awar Odhiang covers Vogue France for September 2026 in a 4-image high fashion spread from the South Sudanese runway star.
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Wunmi Mosaku on British Vogue September 2026 Cover
Wunmi Mosaku covers British Vogue for September 2026 in a 5-image shoot from the BAFTA-winning star of His House, Loki and Sinners.
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Black Women’s Impact on the 2026 Midterms
It took 250 years for an American state to elect a Black woman as governor. On Tuesday, Georgia changed that. Keisha Lance Bottoms became the first Black woman ever elected to lead a state. In the U.S. Virgin Islands, voters elected Stacey Plaskett governor. Two Black women. Two historic wins. One clear message: Black women are not waiting on history. We are writing it.