The Black art movement in Florida is getting a huge pay day thanks to lawmakers that were able to secure $30 million in funding for African American history museums that could use the financial help within the state.
One Atlanta mom found out that not all students are treated equally after she discovered that Black second graders at her local elementary school were intentionally being put in separate classes from their white colleagues.
Rap vet and celebrity sports fan Snoop Dogg has a strong opinion about the lack of ownership in the NFL, and you might even agree with his candid call-out of what he says is racism.
The argument of "nature vs. nurture" took a huge turn recently after a male African lion on a protected wildlife site in Tanzania was relocated instead of being put down after the remains of three children he ate and killed were discovered.
The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department intended to bring awareness to the powerful effects of fentanyl with a recent PSA, but they may have blown things out of proportion based off the opinions of some health care experts.
A Florida woman unfortunately became the victim of a freak accident after she was fatally shot while on a Zoom call for work, and sadly the person behind the gun was her own toddler.
Although comedian Jessie Woo is standing strong behind a recent death joke she made at the expense of pop icon Whitney Houston, the situation does bring up an interesting question: can death jokes ever be taken lightly or will it always be too soon?
T-Pain had a sit-down with the insanely popular podcast 'Drink Champs' hosted by N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN, and he got completely comical when comparing his past work with often-controversial singers Chris Brown and Tory Lanez.
The "Phone Down" neo soul icon herself has issued a social media apology to The Obamas for, well, not knowing when to put her phone down.
With newly-mandated vaccine requirements that will make it virtually impossible to move around freely, will unvaccinated Black people be at an even higher risk of being ostracized from our communities yet again?
The ice cream machines at McDonald's unfortunately more than often tend to be broken, but it looks like a lawsuit from a company that wants to fix the problem once and for all may be just what we all need to serve that sweet tooth without any technical issues.
The "Daily Horrorscope" for August 11, 2021 on the 'Russ Parr Morning Show' further proves that we're all just a bunch of bugged-out individuals when we want to be.