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The last holiday weekend of the summer! There's no wrong way to spend Labor Day Weekend because it’s still warm…
At a recent concert, 50 Cent threw his microphone off the stage, allegedly striking and injuring a woman in the…
Jaafar Jackson, Michael Jackson's nephew, will portray the King of Pop in the forthcoming biopic, "Michael."
The "Abbott Elementary" star first launched her foundation in 1990 to help with HIV/AIDS awareness.
The multiple award-winning rapper is performing his new song, "Kat Food," for the first time, on a roster that includes…
Nine Black women are leaving their marks in the world of tennis as they compete and leave it all on…
Mississippi Valley State, Central State, face off in Chicago Football Classic, which can be seen on Byron Allen's HBCU GO
Detroit's WFDF 910AM Superstation, which was Black talk radio for years, is about to shift toward right-wing conservative outrage.
I spent an hour and a half with my jaw dropped at the audacity of Roy Johnson and the scandal…
U.N.-backed human rights experts focusing on racial discrimination urged Italy's government to do more to eliminate violence, hate speech, stigmatization…
After Gauff’s subsequent US Open win, her opponent, Laura Siegemund, made herself the victim and cried in a post-game interview.
Ole Miss announced Tuesday that Coolidge Ball, the first African-American student-athlete with the Rebels, passed away at 71.
Over the summer, artists have continued to have items thrown at them on stage while performing for attendees.
"10 Songs for Charity" is a brand new musical film that centers around the "bitter reality of sex trafficking."
Harold Childs, successful music promotions executive who helped break artists like The Carpenters, died at age 80 from leukemia.