‘This Is Us’ Actor Niles Fitch to Become Disney’s First Black Live-Action Prince
Niles Fitch, best known for "This Is Us," will be Disney's first live-action black prince in the Disney Plus film "Secret Society of Second-Born Royals."
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Blue Ivy Carter Takes to Instagram to Show the Importance of Washing Hands to Fight the Coronavirus
Jay-Z and Beyonce's daughter Blue Ivy Carter used Instagram to share her tip on how to properly wash your hands to avoid the coronavirus.
Toya Johnson and Reginae Carter on Their Unbreakable Mother-Daughter Bond and Family Hustle
Antonia ‘Toya’ Johnson and Reginae Carter are entrepreneurs who want to be known for their family hustle and promoting generational wealth.
Joe Biden Won’t Commit to Selecting An African American Woman For Vice President
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said Monday that he wouldn't commit to selecting a woman of color as his vice presidential pick.
Tennis Phenom Coco Gauff: ‘For About a Year I Was Really Depressed’
Sixteen-year-old tennis phenom Coco Gauff went into a depression from feeling the pressure of being a role model
Black Democratic Lawmaker Resigns One Week After Endorsing Trump
After announcing his endorsement for President Donald Trump, Rep. Vernon Jones is stepping down from his role following the criticism.
Two Black Women Entrepreneurs Launch a Plant Subscription Service to Promote Self-Care
Mignon Hemsley and Danuelle Doswell are on a mission to spread joy and promote wellness through their newly launched plant subscription business, Grounded.
McDonald’s Giving $250K to Black Communities Hit by Coronavirus, Free Meals to Healthcare Workers
McDonald’s is donating $250,000 to efforts that will support black communities hit by COVID-19 and giving free meals to healthcare workers and first responders
This Seattle-based Urban Farm Is Learning How To Adapt During The COVID-19 Pandemic
This Seattle-based urban farm is learning to adapt to the new realities brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
FDA Warns Smokers May Have Higher Risk Of Catching Coronavirus
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration revised its stance, saying smokers have an increased risk of catching and succumbing to the coronavirus.