National Museum of African American History and Culture Will Host Its First Hip-Hop Block Party
Washington D.C. will be a vibe later this summer!
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Detroit Will Pay $7.5M To Wrongfully Convicted Black Man Who Claims Police Framed Him For Murder
Detroit City Council has agreed on a $7.5 million settlement to a man who claimed police switched bullets to frame him for a murder in 1992.
See Who Steve Harvey Lists in His ‘Mount Rushmore of Comedians’
Steve Harvey lists Kevin Hart, Dave Chapelle, Chris Rock and 'The Kings of Comedy' as his Mount Rushmore of Comedians
Black Award-Winning Vocal Arranger’s Lawsuit Seeks to Win Credit and Compensation For His Work On ‘Smokey Joe’s Café’ Musical
Battling Broadway behemoths! Chapman Roberts charges he has not been credited for his work on Smokey Joe's Café Musical in a lawsuit.
Operation HOPE Founder, Chairman and CEO Receives Multiple Awards For Leadership and Economic Empowerment
Hope for a better tomorrow! Operation HOPE announced John Hope Bryant has received several awards for his commitment to underserved communities.
Roland Martin Unravels The Truth And Brings Spike Lee And Matty Rich Together To Squash Long Time Beef
Squashing old beef! Roland Martin connects Spike Lee and Matty Rich after three decades of silence between the filmmakers.
Quinta Brunson, ABC Network, Facing Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over ‘Abbott Elementary’
Quinta Brunson and the ABC network who airs "Abbott Elementary" are facing a lawsuit for copyright infringement after the show secured multiple Emmy nominations.
Black Information Network Vice President and Radio Veteran Tanita Myers Passes Away at 49 After Attending Essence Fest
Tanita Myers, Vice President of News Operations at Black Information Network (BIN) died on July 13 at the age of 49
‘Spicy’ Entrepreneur Chanel Murphy-Lowe Launches One Of Oprah’s Favorite Things at High-End Department Stores
Try one of Oprah's favorite things! My Fabulous Food's ultra-luxe sea salt gift sets launches online at Nordstrom and Saks Off Fifth in August.
Airport Assault Case Against Ex-NFL Cornerback Brendan Langley Dismissed
The assault case against football player Brendan Langley, who bloodied an airline employee at Newark Airport in May, was dropped Wednesday.