Kenneth ‘Babyface’ Edmonds Talks Honoring His Mother’s Memory Through Alzheimer’s Awareness
The singer, songwriter, and producer Kenneth ‘Babyface’ Edmonds has spent years lending his talents to help raise awareness on Alzheimer's.
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Terrence J Partners With Maytag to Donate Fully Stocked Fridges to Boys & Girls Club of America
To help combat issues of food insecurity among children, Terrence J has partnered with Maytag® to launch the Feel Good Fridge initiative.
Transform Your Zoom Backgrounds With This $29 App
XSplit VCam's premium version comes with new features like improved background removal AI, image and video background configuration, calibration and automatic settings, and support for Webex
One of The Country’s Oldest Black Churches Unearthed in Colonial Williamsburg
Remnants from one of the nation's oldest Black churches have been found inside the living history museum Colonial Williamsburg.
Willow Smith Reveals ‘Scary’ Experience With Cyberstalker Who Broke Into Her Home
On the latest episode of Red Table Talk, Willow Smith opened up about her frightening run-in with a cyberstalker who managed to break into her
Texas Principal Under Fire After Punishing Black Students for Looking Like ‘Dr. Dre’
One Texas high school principal is facing backlash for scolding Black students for looking like the Beats By Dre creator during his N.W.A. days.
U.S. Senate Rushes To Advance Short Term Debt Limit Increase Of $480 Billion
The Senate took a step toward passing a $480 billion increase in Treasury Department borrowing authority, averting a catastrophic debt default
Tabitha Brown Gets Emotional As Her Book Tops New York Times Best Seller List
Go 'head Tab! Tabitha Brown's newly published book, Feeding the Soul (Because It's My Business) has made The New York Times Best-sellers list landing at
Hennessy’s ‘Never Stop, Never Settle Society’ Celebrates Extraordinary Black Entrepreneurs
The "Never Stop Never Settle Society" builds on Hennessy’s long-standing commitment to Black communities, which dates back to the 1800s.
Bank of America Hikes Average Hourly Pay To $21 And Plans To Raise It To $25 By 2025
Bank of America Corp. is lifting its minimum hourly wage to $21 and plans to raise it to $25 by 2025.