Ava DuVernay’s New ‘Naomi’ Series Aims to Show Black Girls They Can Be Superheroes Too
Ava DuVernay explained the inspiration behind her new CW series Naomi and said she wanted to normalize the idea of a Black female superhero.
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Janet Jackson Talks Career And Reclaiming Her Self-Love Story
In an Allure interview, Janet Jackson opens up about her life of stardom, while sharing her admiration for women like Lizzo who are "defining their
Michael B. Jordan Foots Bill for Lori Harvey’s Lavish 25th Birthday Soiree
Michael B. Jordan wasn't able to attend Lori Harvey's 25th birthday celebration. But he still did what any gentleman would do and paid for the
Journalist Audie Cornish To Host CNN Show And Podcast After Leaving NPR
Journalist Audie Cornish, who recently left NPR, is joining CNN and its streaming service next month, the news network announced Monday.
Former Major League Baseball Executive Becomes CEO of Global Nonprofit Dress For Success Worldwide
Meyer-Shipp will lead the organization's 145 affiliates in 23 countries as it continues its mission to help women achieve economic independence,
‘Baby Jenkins Is Here’: Jeezy and Jeannie Mai Welcome Their First Child Together
Jeezy and Jeannie Mai are bringing in 2022 on a high note with the arrival of their first child together. Jeannie shared a photo of
Natalie Simon Becomes First Black Woman to Receive FIFA Badge
Referee Natalie Simon is going into Black History Month having already made history after becoming the first Black woman to receive a FIFA badge.
Kanye West May Meet With Russian President Vladimir Putin
First Trump, now Putin. It seems that Kanye West surely has an affection for rubbing elbows with the worst folks
Here’s The Trailer for the Dramatic ‘Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ Reboot
This is not the Fresh Prince we're used to! Peacock has just released the official trailer for the dramatic "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" reboot, "Bel-Air."
16 Top Universities Including Yale And Brown Sued For Colluding On Financial Aid
Some 16 of the county's top universities are being accused of a "price-fixing cartel" that led to less financial aid for students according to a