Written by Travis Kelce has the streets talking after seemingly ditching his Black girlfriend for Taylor Swift and changing his appearance. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end recently went public with the pop star, who attended his game with his family over the weekend. Amid the confirmed romance, fans are taking notice of how Kelce switched up … Continue reading “Internet Drags Travis Kelce For Dropping His Black Swag To Align With Taylor Swift After Dating African American Woman”
After winning a Grammy for co-writing Beyoncé’s “Cuff It,” Raphael Saadiq is finally ready to admit who the song was originally penned for. The famed singer-songwriter is hitting the road for a tour that includes a highly anticipated reunion of his beloved R&B group Tony! Toni! Toné! The soul-singing trio will perform a number of … Continue reading “Raphael Saadiq Gave ‘Cuff It’ To Beyoncé But It Was Meant For Tony! Toni! Toné!”
Erica Mena is clapping back after being left out of “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta’s” roundtable on racism and colorism. The “Love and Hip Hop” veteran was ousted from the show after she called Spice a “monkey” during a heated exchange filmed in “LHH Atlanta”‘s current season. With the show approaching its season finale, a … Continue reading “Erica Mena Says ‘Love & Hip Hop’ Cast Depicted As ‘Zoo Animals’ After Being Left Out Racism Roundtable”
Storied investigative journalist Deborah Roberts has been named permanent co-anchor at ABC News’s “20/20,” continuing a legendary career that began in 1995. She joins the ranks of Diane Sawyer, Connie Chung, and Hugh Downs, who have all anchored the popular news series during its 26-year history. About Roberts’ new appointment, ABC News President Kim Godwin … Continue reading “Deborah Roberts Secures Her Spot As Permanent Anchor For ‘20/20’ After 27 Years With ABC”
In a startling turn of events, Suge Knight, the co-founder of Death Row Records and a prominent figure in the Hip-Hop industry, has expressed his surprise and steadfast refusal to cooperate in the recent arrest of Duane “Keefe D” Davis, a suspect in the murder of Tupac Shakur, according to TMZ. This shocking development adds … Continue reading “Suge Knight Ain’t No Snitch, Denounces Recent Arrest In Tupac Murder Case”
In recently surfaced footage from an apparent documentary on the artist formerly known as Kanye West, dating back to 2018, the world got a glimpse into the fervent and unfiltered mind of the Chicago producer. As reported by Vibe Magazine. In a candid moment, Ye, now 46, was engaged in a passionate conversation, ostensibly with … Continue reading “Ye’s Candid Rant Unleashes Critique on Pusha T, Nas, Teyana Taylor & Cardi B”
Kenya volunteered to send 1,000 troops to lead international efforts by the United Nations Security Council to help reduce gang violence in Haiti.The country in east Africa offered to send forces in July after Haiti requested assistance over one year back to get violent outbreaks in check since the assassination of President Jovenel Moise in … Continue reading “Kenyan Forces To End Violent Outbreaks In Haiti”
According to PEN America, Texas is second only to Florida when it comes to the number of books banned by school districts. Texas has banned 625 books, compared to Florida’s much more expansive 1,400 banned books. As a result of the bans, PEN America, Little Free Library, Penguin Random House, and The Freedom to Read … Continue reading “The Banned Wagon Is Making A Stop In Houston’s Third Ward To Fight Book Bans”
Waffle House employees are taking a stand for their workers’ rights. Those employed at locations all across the Southeast are fighting for increased security, optional meal deductions, and a pay raise to $25 an hour. In their quest to have their demands met, employees have held rallies, back by the Union of Southern Service Workers, … Continue reading “Waffle House Employees Campaign For ‘$25 An Hour’ Wages”
The Public’s Radio reports that the U.S. Army lieutenant who was pepper-sprayed and handcuffed during a traffic stop in Virginia is seeking a new trial. Lt. Caron Nazario asked a federal appeals court on Oct. 2 to overturn rulings after the jurors ruled in favor of two police officers he sued—Joe Gutierrez and Daniel Crocker. Nazario … Continue reading “Black Army Lieutenant Pepper Sprayed and Handcuffed By Police In 2020 Asks For New Trial”