With a biopic in the works for b'day girl Vanessa Williams, we thought of some other good films about Black women worth watching this month.
Women’s History Month is a celebration of ladies from all walks of life, so it was only right for us to do a special “BLERD ALERT!” shoutout in tribute to all the Black girls out there carving out a lane in nerd culture. Recently, we saw GRAMMY-nominated singer/actress Janelle Monaé embrace her inner blerd during […]
For International Women's Day, we honor a selection of Black women that changed the game in our culture from 2000 up to today.
Mary J. Blige had a grand NYC homecoming with her 2024 Strength Of A Woman Festival & Summit, creating the ultimate Black Girl Magic linkup.
Korto Momolu, 'Project Runway' fan-fave and diva of her own design, joins us for a stylish one-on-one to honor Black Women's History Month.
adidas launched its 'Honoring Black Excellence' campaign at the intersection of BHM and WHM with a new doc about pioneering Black women.
To mark Black Maternal Health Week, we joined Baby Dove at Brooklyn eatery KOKOMO for a lesson in Black doula work from Sista Midwife.
Black frat & sorority group The Divine 9 dropped a PSA titled "Tell Somebody" to highlight Black women affected by the Roe v. Wade repeal.
The honorable Judge Greg Mathis made a bold claim against many Black men who he feel were lacking on the BLM protest frontlines.
The ladies of MadameNoire's "Listen To Black Women" are back for season 2, and episode 1 kicked off with a no-holds-barred conversation on sexual agency in the bedroom, men and women sharing an equal love for sex toys and other key "principles of pleasure" for our sisters out there.
A Black female artist by way of Alabama is honoring the involuntary sacrifices of her enslaved ancestors with a sculpture proudly deemed as the Mothers of Gynecology.
Following an IG post from popular fashion satire account @diet_prada that critiqued Kim Kardashian's new 'Vogue' cover spread, many people agreed that it blatantly ripped off famous images of Black women. What many weren't expecting though was a like from pioneering Black supermodel Naomi Campbell.
