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Savage X Fenty was accused of violating California law and automatically enrolling customers in a program with recurring charges.
In September, officials admitted they were having trouble addressing FDNY bias claims while enlarging its demographics.
The body of Delano Burkes, missing since Nov. 13, was found Friday after he was last seen leaving McIntyre's, a…
Madison Area Technical College is creating an African studies program to help bolster its international student enrollment.
Grammy-winner Mariah Carey signed on to co-produce the Broadway musical, "Some Like It Hot," opening on Dec. 11.
Barbados could make a wealthy Conservative member of parliament the first individual to pay for his family's role in slavery,.
Former prison inmate Daniel Jones had reformed his life and was a strong presence not only in Detroit, but across…
Amazon Labor Union co-founder Christian Smalls maintains he has standing to sue over paltry COVID-19 safety precautions.
Details of Sunday's shooting are still developing, but it appears that none of the victims were Florida A&M University students.
Jonathan “Hovain” Hylton, an award-winning music manager and vice president at Cinematic Music Group, has died.
“The Kwanzaa Menu,” hosted by food scholar Tonya Hopkins, is the network’s first series centered around the seven-day holiday.
The sudden firing of all but one worker at Twitter’s Africa headquarters earlier this month has prompted the team to…
HBCU GO, the leading digital media platform for 107 historically Black colleges and universities, will feature an all-female broadcast team.
Giving Tuesday, the global charity event, is Nov. 29. These 10 groups offer programs geared toward helping Black people.
Comedian Sinbad's family offers fans an update on his recovery after suffering a 2020 stroke, as well as link to…
Affectionately named “Black America’s attorney general,” Ben Crump is presented with theGrio Awards' Justice Icon trophy.
Florida's anti-fraud effort led to charges of "election voting by an unqualified voter" and "false swearing" against Tony Patterson.
Bolden's career in law was inspired by her great-grandfather, whose 1930s' death was deemed accidental after his lynching.
Jazz musician Esperanza Spalding, a professor of the practice in Harvard’s Music Department, is set to depart the university.
Louisville historian Walter Hutchins has passed away at age 91, the Kentucky Center for African American Heritage confirmed.