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YouTube and LeBron James’ Springhill Company Set New Series Recipe for Change: Amplifying Black Women
The forthcoming installment follows the previously released seasons which focused on Stop Asian Hate and Standing Up to Antisemitism.
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Black Fitness Professionals You Need to Know
Whether yoga, HIIT, or twerking is your thing, these ladies will inspire you to get moving.
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The Justice Department Wants to Speak With OZY Media’s Manager
Samir Rao, OZY Media's chief operating officer, reportedly impersonated a YouTube executive during an investment call. Now, OZY is under federal investigation.
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It’s the Remix to Eviction: R. Kelly’s Music Channels Get Removed From YouTube
The disgraced R&B singer was convicted on nine counts of sex trafficking and racketeering just last month.
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Cam Newton ‘Clears the Air’ on Release From New England Patriots, Admits ‘I Was Going to Be a Distraction’
The three-time Pro Bowler explains: 'my aura' is both 'my gift and my curse.'
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‘This Is My Story, Told by Me’: Janet Jackson Debuts First Look at Upcoming Documentary JANET
The two-night documentary event was co-produced by Janet and Randy Jackson in partnership with Lifetime and A&E, and is set to premiere in January 2022.
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Trump Wants Judge to Reinstate His YouTube Account So He Can Sell Stuff
The former president wants a Florida judge to issue an injunction so he can get back on the social media site and sell his merchandise.
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Will Smith Is Getting His Body-Ody-Ody Right in New Slate of YouTube Original Series
Back in the ’90s, Will Smith once looked at his kingdom because he was finally there, and sat on his throne as the Prince of Bel Air. Cut to the roaring 2020s and we’re all sitting on our thrones (well, maybe just the porcelain thrones, after eating burritos)…in lockdown. Continuing his streak as the best…
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Exclusive: Meet YouTube 'On the Yard' for Their Virtual HBCU Homecoming; Busta Rhymes and John David Washington Added to Lineup
It’s autumn, which not only means the leaves are turning beautiful colors, but it’s the season swarms of HBCU (historically Black colleges and universities) alumni typically descend upon their alma maters for homecoming shenanigans. Well, not in 2020. Due to the global pandemic, the annual event that most look forward to isn’t happening. Those of…