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Two couples bit the dust in the latest drop from “Love Is Blind,” leaving us with three couples on their…
Every time I listen to the sophomore album from the New York-based trio, I feel myself trying to find my…
In a recently resurfaced sermon, the celebrated megachurch pastor used a popular white supremacist of the prosperity gospel to explain…
As we enter the final days of the campaign, Vice President Harris must lean into her identity to increase support…
The sexist smear campaign the GOP are waging to prevent Harris from becoming America’s first woman president will hurt them…
On the recently released single, J. Cole responds to those who took issue when he pulled out of the beef…
Spoiler alert — JD Vance did not make our list of the strangest, most bizarre candidates appearing on 2024 general…
One of my favorite entrepreneurs of all time, Ray J, has decided to wade into the news and commentary game.…
Balloons, popsicles and playdates are the holy trinity of things that excite kids. Kids love hanging with their friends.
Tuesday's vice presidential debate between Vance and Walz was a refreshing throwback to the golden age of presidential politics and…
“Black on Both Sides” managed to be political, entertaining and jammin’ in a way that few albums have managed since.
The seven-part series, hosted by the New York Times' Wesley Morris, celebrates Wonder's groundbreaking five-album run from 1972 to 1976.
The best time to celebrate in college football is after scoring a touchdown; LSU’s football team got the memo.
The language of division has been weaponized against Black and marginalized communities for decades, deepening systemic inequities.
"How to Die Alone," the series created by and starring Natasha Rothwell started slow but now it’s cooking with gas.
This year, Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester shares a message of hope in honor of her husband, Charles, who died from…