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"The Color Purple" trailer is finally here! Fans have finally gotten a glimpse of the highly anticipated "bold new take"…
LL Cool J is returning to "NCIS." After playing Sam Hanna on "NCIS: Los Angeles" for 14 seasons, the actor…
The Harlem Festival of Culture announced its 2023 lineup, including headliners Teyana Taylor and Wyclef Jean.
One Game of Bones competitor accused the Memphis sheriffs of escorting "only our black members" from the fest with racial…
David Lundie says he faced racist tokenization and microaggressions and was held to different conduct standards than white deputies.
Alfa Barrie’s school will hold a memorial and a vigil for the 11-year-old boy who tragically drowned, a New York…
One of the few surviving Tuskegee Airmen celebrated his 100th birthday onboard Princess Cruises on May 21.
Idris Elba is involved in a project that will shine a light on racism in the music industry. The "Luther"…
Famed wax museum Madame Tussauds has unveiled two stunning new figures of hip-hop baddie of Megan Thee Stallion.
Actress Tati Gabrielle is finalizing negotiations to star as Jade in the film "Mortal Kombat 2," sequel to the hit…
Music icon Stevie Wonder is the recipient of an honorary doctorate of humane letters from Fordham University.
Glenn "Shemy" Schembechler, the new assistant director of Michigan football recruiting, quit after his online activity was discovered.
The NAACP is warning Black Americans against traveling to Florida in light of Gov. Ron DeSantis' alleged hostility toward them.
A Chicago anti-violence worker was fatally shot Wednesday in a murder involving two suspects yet to be identified.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore encouraged Morehouse's graduating class of 2023 to celebrate their history during his commencement speech Sunday.
“It took me 20 takes,” Halle said about trying to recreate the hair-flip scene while having her hair in locs.
An attorney for the woman appearing to steal a bike from a young Black man in New York City is…
Grammy-winning singer Lizzo accepted the Elevate Prize Catalyst Award on May 18 in recognition of her commitment to social justice.
A 13-year-old Oklahoma boy is making history as the youngest-ever graduate from Oklahoma City Community College.
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