After 7 Years, Shannon Sharpe May Be Done With ‘Undisputed’
In the reported buyout agreement, Sharpe's podcast, “Club Shay Shay” will also be off the network.
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Detroit Pistons Sign Monty Williams To A Record-Breaking 6-Year, $78.5M Contract
Monty Williams is replacing former head coach Dwane Casey, who recently stepped down in April to take a position in the front-office.
Harold Perrineau Recalls Being Fired From ‘Lost’ After Requesting ‘Equal Depth’ For His Character
Harold Perrineau recalls being fired from "Lost" after speaking up for equality.
Black Female-Led Dance Company Celebrates 12 Years, Will Make History at Chicago’s Largest Blues Festival
This summer, PPI will participate in the inaugural Millennium Park Residency Program (MPRP), joining three other highly respected cultural organizations.
Trump Vows to End Birthright Citizenship for Children of Immigrants In U.S. Illegally, Black and Brown Immigrants Targeted
The amendment granted citizenship to all persons "born or naturalized in the United States," including formerly enslaved people, and has been interpreted to apply whether
Ye Faces Yet Another Lawsuit For Throwing Photographer’s Phone In The Street
Another day, another Ye lawsuit.
Pride Community Heads To Florida For Gay Days Celebration, Taking A Stand Against States Anti-LGBTQ+ Laws
The LGBTQ+ community isn't letting Florida's laws stop them from showing their pride during Pride Month.
Attorney Ben Crump Hired By Family Of James Lanier
Acclaimed civil rights attorney Ben Crump will represent the family of James Lanier, a 34-year-old man who was shot and killed by police officers in
Constant Body-Shaming From Online Trolls Has Lizzo Thinking About Calling It Quits
Lizzo says body shamers are making her "hate" the world.
Thanks To Black Employees, HBCUs See Increase In Corporate Donations
After corporations dropped the ball on promised DEI donations and initiatives after the death of George Floyd, HBCUs are reaping the benefits.