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15 Black Models Who’ve Dominated New York Fashion Week [Updated]
These are the models who have owned the runways this past week, hunny.
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Robert Glasper Turns Chris Brown’s 2023 Grammy Diss Into Coins
Glasper used Brown’s diss to create a now-sold-out T-shirt for charity.
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Here’s Why Rihanna Finally Said Yes to 2023 Super Bowl After Previously Saying Hell To The Nah
The star famously turned down the offer back in 2019 in a show of support for Colin Kaepernick.
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I Am Legend Producers Drop New Details on Sequel Starring Will Smith, Michael B. Jordan
The 2007 post-apocalyptic hit film made $585 million globally.
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Marvel’s Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur Introduces Your New Favorite Black Girl Superhero
The cast and producers behind the new Disney+ animated series spoke to The Root about the impact of the heroic 13-year-old genius.
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Rihanna Can Call Her Baby Whatever She Wants
The Barbadian pop star revealed the first pictures of her baby son to the world; why are folks so mad though?
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Chloe Bailey’s Got A New Single With Chris Brown and Here’s Why That’s a Problem
In her latest single, Chloe Bailey joins forces with the disgraced singer.
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Erykah Badu Reveals the Secret Behind Her ‘Mystical Powers’ in the Bedroom
The singer/actress tells the world why men can’t help falling in love with her.
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Swizz Beatz Reveals New Plans for Verzuz, but Does It Matter Anymore?
Now that all of our favorite artists and entertainers are back outside, will the pandemic-born music battle series still hit the same?
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HBO’s The Last of Us Star, Lamar Johnson, On A Future For Henry Without Sam
The Last of Us episode 5 introduced lovable Black characters, played by Johnson and Keivonn Woodard, but (SPOILER ALERT) ended in a brutal tragedy.