Tavis Smiley Ordered to Pay PBS $1.5 Million for Violating Morals Clause
After countersuing Tavis Smiley in his wrongful termination lawsuit, PBS wins $1.5 million after the jury found he violated his contract.
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Nigeria Receives Its First Bitcoin ATM in Lagos
Daniel Adekunle Omoshola has introduced the country's first bitcoin ATM in Lagos this week.
This Vegan Food Entrepreneur Is Helping Black People Get Healthy—And Register To Vote
Vegan food entrepreneur Aisha "Pinky" Cole wants to help you register to vote and eat healthier with her pop-up eatery, the Slutty Vegan.
Debra Lee, Debbie Allen, and More Distinguished Black Women Honored at the Women of Power Summit
A handful of highly esteemed black women were honored at the Women of Power legacy awards gala for reaching the pinnacle of success in their
Mary J. Blige Named Ambassador for 2020 American Black Film Festival
Grammy award-winning, Oscar-nominated singer and actress Mary J. Blige will serve as the ambassador for the 2020 American Black Film Festival.
Secret Deodorant Launches “Not the First” Ad Featuring Serena Williams and Swin Cash
Secret Deodorant has released its "Not the First" campaign for International Women's Day, highlighting trailblazing women in sports such as Serena Williams.
Steve Harvey Obtains Licensing Rights to Bring “Family Feud” to Ghana and South Africa
Comedian and TV personality Steve Harvey is bringing the iconic game show Family Feud to the continent of Africa.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren Drops Out Of The 2020 Presidential Election
After a disappointing loss on Super Tuesday, Sen. Elizabeth Warren is exiting the 2020 presidential race
‘Top Chef’ All-Star Eric Adjepong Set To Open His First Restaurant in D.C.
"Top Chef" star Eric Adjepong will open his first public restaurant, On The Double, in Washington, D.C later this year.
How Claire Soares Created A Black-Owned Luxury Travel Company
Travel entrepreneur Claire Soares wants to redefine the image of the luxury traveler with her company, Up In the Air Life.