NeNe Leakes Shares a Few of Late Husband Gregg’s Last Words Before Taking His Final Breath
The Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 53, opens up about the special moments she shared with her husband before he took his final breath on Sept. 1.
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Despite Initial Skepticism, LeBron James Confirms He and His Family Are Vaccinated
Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James confirmed Tuesday that he and his family have received the COVID-19 vaccination.
Obamas Break Ground on Historic Presidential Center
On Tuesday, Barack and Michelle Obama attended the groundbreaking ceremony for their legacy project—the Obama Presidential Center.
This Couple Spent 60 Years Developing Animated Content For Black Children Around the World
Recently, Leo and Ethelyn were honored by the Rev. Jesse Jackson’s “Operation Push” with a “Legacy Award” for their outstanding lifetime achievements.
The Notorious B.I.G.’s Biography ‘It Was All A Dream’ Scheduled to be Released For His 50th Birthday
It Was All A Dream, The Notorious B.I.G., an autobiography of the deceased Brooklyn wordsmith will be released in celebration of his birth
Timbaland Creates Beatclub to Help Musicians Connect With Industry Professionals
Timbaland has created Beatclub, an online beat-selling marketplace for musicians and music industry professionals to connect
Unlock The Secrets Of Speed Reading With This Intuitive Product
Part of the VIP package is access to a vocabulary builder, reports and reading analytics, and the ability to include eight users on your Spreeder
Black TikTok Creators Take Center Stage in the Body Shop’s Music Video And Challenge
On the heels of the #BlackTikTokStrike, director Alan Ferguson teamed up with The Body Shop to shine a light on Black TikTok creators.
Not Today Karen! White Woman Gets Manhandled After Assaulting Two Black Men
A Karen was left bleeding and drenched in soda after she was caught on video assaulting two Black men with her iPad.
Los Angeles County Will Dismiss 58,000 More Marijuana Convictions
Los Angeles County will dismiss another 58,000 marijuana convictions dating back more than 30 years, District Attorney George Gascón announced Monday