Obituaries
Giveon has solidified his place in R&B music, blending timeless soul with raw emotion. During the Summit, he revealed how growing up in Long Beach, California—surrounded by Motown influences and nonprofit programs—laid the foundation for his career.
Portraits of President Bush and President Obama have been quietly moved to a discreet, staff-only hallway in the White House have provoked a broader conversation about respect, representation, and the power of symbols.
Flashing cameras, sequins, feathers, and the unmistakable sound of the Puerto Rican Princess’ laugh cutting through the night air. Joseline Hernandez was back, and she was in full command.
These special shopping days—held annually in participating states—allow consumers to purchase certain items without paying sales tax.
Popular 1980s Actor Loni Anderson Of The Hit TV Series ‘WKRP in Cincinnati’ has died Loni Anderson, the beloved actress best known for her role as Jennifer Marlowe on the hit 1980s sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati, has passed away at the age of 79. Anderson died in Los Angeles following a prolonged illness, as confirmed by […]
For Tonio, southern soul isn’t just a genre—it’s a lifeline, a way to preserve stories, experiences, and emotions that transcend generations.
Return to The Land, a whites-only community in Arkansas, recalls a racist chapter in the state's history that no one wants to revisit.
Today, we spotlight ten phenomenal black-owned beauty brands that are not only redefining the beauty industry but also celebrating our melanin in all its glorious shades.
Dating in the digital era has peaked with 'Tea,' a women-only app to privately rate and review men. As expected, some guys aren't happy.
At the Urban 1 summit, Mya sat down for an in-depth conversation to share new milestones in her career and offer a first look at her upcoming projects.
In a shocking twist, it's now being revealed that Malcolm-Jamal Warner drowned while he was with his daughter, who thankfully was rescued.
As the 'Power' franchise preps two more prequels, we couldn't help but wonder about other Black characters who should get their own show.
