Новости за 10.02.2024

Ever since Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg opened the Post-Conviction Justice Unit, case after case has been turned over after a reinvestigation. The most recent one stems from the brutal murder of a French tourist. - Kalyn Womack Read More

The late 1950s were a time of racial segregation, discrimination and inequality in America. But in the middle of all that despair, the men’s basketball team at Tennessee A&I University was making history. The Tigers were the first HBCU team to win a national championship and the first college team to secure three…

Former George W. Bush Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove is certainly not above pushing a dubious narrative if it fits his political agenda. But even he’s balking at this latest right-wing election theory about former First Lady Michelle Obama. - Jessica Washington Read More

Last night was the 2024 Grammy Awards! And while the Grammys is an important moment for us to cheer on our favorite Black artists of the year, it’s also a time for us to cheer on the fashion. - Amira Castilla Read More

The world’s most infamous acquitted murder defendant O.J. Simpson has reportedly been diagnosed with cancer, per Miami’s Local 10 News. Various sources told the outlet that the former athlete, 76, is suffering from prostate cancer.

No offense to Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Ford and Steve Jobs, but Black scientists and entrepreneurs are responsible for inventing many of the things we use every day - things that help make driving our cars, watering our lawns and unwinding at the end of the day a whole lot easier. And although there are many Black…

It has been an interesting week for rapper Drake—if you know you know. After several alleged antics online and on stage, the “Hotline Bling” rapper recently snapped pictures from his private jet, seemingly unbothered by his name trending on social media for several days and being the subject of several hilarious new…

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Taraji P. Henson’s comments about how Black actresses are treated in Hollywood caused a stir among many of her colleagues. Most of them agreed with her and revealed their own stories of working twice as hard for half as much, but one person whose response caused some backlash is Vivica A. Fox.