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Shannon Sharpe settles a high-profile rape lawsuit with accuser Jane Doe, ending a contentious legal battle.
British R&B singer Jane Eugene, best known as the powerful voice behind Loose Ends’ 1985 chart-topping hit Hangin’ on a String (Contemplating), is now facing deportation from the United States. According to officials from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the 62-year-old artist, also known by her legal name Jane Peters, overstayed her visa by […]
From jokes to possible crimes and more, here are 15 moments that not only stopped the world, but were also totally staged.
What happens when one of the biggest names in comedy sits down with two hilarious Black women who aren’t afraid to go deep? You get a raw, funny, and unexpectedly vulnerable episode of She Said It First. KevOnStage joins the hosts to talk about everything from grief and therapy to cancel culture, trolls, and why he embraces being called “corny.” Plus, he shares the real story behind shutting down his streaming app and why success sometimes looks like failure in disguise.
This summer, the fashion girlies are all about balance: comfort meets chic, structure meets flow, and throwback meets right-now.
After several teasing social media posts, rapper Megan Thee Stallion and Dallas Maverick star Klay Thompson have confirmed their relationship.
The 2025 ESPYs have wrapped up after starting with a bang thanks to comedian Shane Gillis playing host.
SZA took to X, formerly Twitter, to address Nicki Minaj directly and claims that the Queens rapper reached out twice to her for features.
10 Daily Mantras Every Black Student Should Speak Into Existence Start each morning with words that affirm your brilliance, purpose, and power. Whether you’re walking into a classroom, logging onto Zoom, or navigating campus life, the way you speak to yourself matters. As a Black student, you carry more than just a backpack—you carry legacy, […]
10 Powerful Affirmations Every Black Student Should Say Before Class Start your day rooted in confidence, clarity, and cultural pride — with God’s Word guiding every step. Being a Black student on a college campus can come with both purpose and pressure. Whether you’re the only one in the room or leading the way for […]
10 Must-Have Apps for Black College Students From budgeting and study tools to wellness and networking apps — stay ready and connected. College life moves fast, but with the right apps, you can stay on top of your game while protecting your peace and staying rooted in your identity. Whether you’re managing money, studying late, […]
Commemorating the fifth anniversary of the death of Congressman John Lewis, groups mobilize to continue his fight for civil rights, voting rights, and justice.
