M&M’s to Collaborate with Lil Nas X
M&M's is partnering with flamboyant hip-hop artist, Lil Nas X on some upcoming projects to help bring people together through music.
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‘King Richard’ Star Aunjanue Ellis on Her Sexuality: ‘I Am Queer — This Is Who I Am’
Oscar-nominated King Richard actress Aunjanue Ellis opens up about her sexuality and confirms her identity as a queer woman.
Meet the Female Founder of a Black-Owned Tax Firm That Grossed $1.5M in Three Months
The Tax Doctor, also known as Dr. Shawanda S. Moore, led her tax firm, Royal Financial Services, to gross $1.5M in three months.
Workers Returning to the Office Say ‘Lunchflation’ is Eating at Their Wallets
After telecommuting during the COVID-19 pandemic, workers who are heading back to the office now face increased prices on food, coffee, and gas.
Krab Queenz Seafood and Daiquiris and Harlem Legend Dapper Dan Presents, Krab Queenz Harlem — The Largest Black Female Owned Seafood Restaurant in New York History
Krab Queenz Seafood and Daiquiris founder Tonique Clay announces the Franchise's 8th location with ambassador Dapper Dan.
Selena Gomez, Janelle Monáe, Jeezy, Kerry Washington, and More to Join When We All Vote’s ‘Culture of Democracy’ Summit
Janelle Monáe, Jeezy, Kerry Washington and other industry leaders will gather for Michelle Obama's When We All Vote's "Culture of Democracy Summit."
Black Father and 4-Month-Old Son Fatally Shot in ‘Senseless Act of Violence’
A 25-year-old father and his infant son were fatally shot in North Carolina over the weekend in what police are calling a "senseless act of
Shonda Rhimes and Netflix Introduce Initiatives to Help Underrepresented Talent in Entertainment
Shonda Rhimes, whose deal with Netflix features a commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and access last summer, has launched two such initiatives.
J. Cole’s Dreamville Festival Generated More Than $6.7 Million For Wake County, North Carolina
J. Cole's Dreamville Festival helped generate more than $6.7 million in direct economic impact for Wake County. NC
Uvalde School Shooting Renews Calls for More Police in Schools, But Experts Say Students of Color Will Be Harmed
The Uvalde school shooting has politicians calling for more police in schools, but safety experts say that will hurt Black and Latino students.