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Damon Wayans Sr, 64, opened up about his family history and how diabetes runs on both sides of his family.
The 2026 Billboard Women in Music Awards were held Wednesday night at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles.
The group is returning to Washington, D.C., one year after their scheduled event was canceled by Trump's EO banning DEI…
Debbie Allen was surprised with a special on-air moment by her husband, former NBA star Norm Nixon, to celebrate their…
"Being in the middle doesn't make you a loser. It makes you someone who's stretching, who's growing, who's evolving," Smith…
"we know that there’s still a lot of need to support the young superheroes in our communities,” BSB founder Charles…
"In an intimate talkback session, she shared her wisdom, candor, and joy with all in the room," Morehouse College said…
This is the first time in the Miss Spelman pageant's 43-year history that two students have been crowned co-queens.
Her remarks come just a week after announcing that she and husband, DJ Ballistic Beats, are having their first child…
Filmmaker Brennan DuBose is reviving the Lincoln Motion Picture Company, the first Black-owned film production company in American history.
The View's Sunny Hostin now has a new Soror — her own daughter, Paloma, who joined AKA at Cornell University.
Shamar Elkins killed eight children in a domestic violence mass shooting. The Louisiana gunman had an upcoming court date.
"When God has something for you, even if it appears to belong to someone else, it's going to come to…
How the award-winning journalist and author bypassed the gatekeepers and let his community carry him to the top of the…
Cardi B posted her opinion on the differences between Washington D.C. and Baltimore, Maryland after tour stops in both cities.
"I think she is a legend and I admire her," Beyoncé said in a 2007 interview, reflecting on the moment…
In an interview with theGrio, Carla Harris discussed navigating change, her journey to Wall Street, authenticity in the workplace and…
Black professionals are leaving fast-paced corporate culture behind and betting on themselves through entrepreneurship.
Several diseases disproportionately affect Black men—but mistrust and delayed checkups often stand in the way of early detection.