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Black Celebs Spotted at the 2025 US Open
Tina Knowles, Gayle King and Spike Lee were among the stars who showed up to cheer on the best tennis players in the world at the last Grand Slam tournament of the season.
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How a Black-Owned Members-Only Club in Washington D.C. is Responding to Trump’s Police Force Takeover
As the National Guard has been deployed to the streets of D.C., one private Black-owned networking club is offering a safe space to work and connect with others.
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Woman Predicts Building Collapse at Family Dollar in Kansas City, Tragedy Followed Next Day
A woman who lived across the street from a Family Dollar store in Kansas City said she tried to warn others that the building was dangerous
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Michael Jackson Estate Accuses Long-Time Supporters of The Unthinkable
Although Frank Cascio has long defended Michael Jackson in the press, it looks like he is changing his tune. But is it just a money grab?
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Rapper Threatens to ‘Blow Somebody Up’ With July 4 Fireworks. Prepare Your Stomach For What Happened Next
Rapper and podcast host 4extra learned a painful lesson after posting a now-viral July 4 video.
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Books by Black LGBTQ+ Authors To Explore This Pride Month
In honor of Pride Month 2025, we’ve some of our favorite books by Black LGBTQ+ authors
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A Look Inside The Homes of Legendary Black History Leaders
We’re looking into the homes of Black leaders, including Carter G. Woodson, Medgar Evers and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Say It Loud: The Ultimate Black History Month 2026 Playlist
This February, we’re listening to these soul, R&B and hip-hop hits by some of our favorite Black artists.
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The Tragic Story of Bobby Brown, the ‘King of R&B’
In honor of his 57th birthday, we’re looking at the life of Bobby Brown, a legendary artist with a career that includes decades of hits and scandalous legal drama.
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Black Mom Telling Parents to Not Go Broke Trying to Make Their Kids Happy Sparks TikTok Debate
One Black social media mom is giving parents a reality check about the dangers of trying to give their kids more than they can afford.
Black News and Black Views with a Whole Lotta Attitude
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Black Celebs Spotted at the 2025 US Open
Tina Knowles, Gayle King and Spike Lee were among the stars who showed up to cheer on the best tennis players in the world at the last Grand Slam tournament of the season.
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How a Black-Owned Members-Only Club in Washington D.C. is Responding to Trump’s Police Force Takeover
As the National Guard has been deployed to the streets of D.C., one private Black-owned networking club is offering a safe space to work and connect with others.
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Woman Predicts Building Collapse at Family Dollar in Kansas City, Tragedy Followed Next Day
A woman who lived across the street from a Family Dollar store in Kansas City said she tried to warn others that the building was dangerous
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Michael Jackson Estate Accuses Long-Time Supporters of The Unthinkable
Although Frank Cascio has long defended Michael Jackson in the press, it looks like he is changing his tune. But is it just a money grab?
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Rapper Threatens to ‘Blow Somebody Up’ With July 4 Fireworks. Prepare Your Stomach For What Happened Next
Rapper and podcast host 4extra learned a painful lesson after posting a now-viral July 4 video.
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Books by Black LGBTQ+ Authors To Explore This Pride Month
In honor of Pride Month 2025, we’ve some of our favorite books by Black LGBTQ+ authors
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A Look Inside The Homes of Legendary Black History Leaders
We’re looking into the homes of Black leaders, including Carter G. Woodson, Medgar Evers and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
-
Say It Loud: The Ultimate Black History Month 2026 Playlist
This February, we’re listening to these soul, R&B and hip-hop hits by some of our favorite Black artists.
-
The Tragic Story of Bobby Brown, the ‘King of R&B’
In honor of his 57th birthday, we’re looking at the life of Bobby Brown, a legendary artist with a career that includes decades of hits and scandalous legal drama.
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Black Mom Telling Parents to Not Go Broke Trying to Make Their Kids Happy Sparks TikTok Debate
One Black social media mom is giving parents a reality check about the dangers of trying to give their kids more than they can afford.
