Written by Byron Allen and the Allen Media Group have recently announced that three new court shows have premiered this week. The shows that have premiered all have familiar faces. Two of the new shows are courtroom staples, while the third is a newcomer. Judge Mathis will star in Mathis Court With Judge Mathis; Judge Milian, formerly of … Continue reading “Byron Allen’s Media Group Brings Back Court Shows Including Judge Mathis, Introducing Judge Eboni K. Williams”
Coco Gauff, who defeated Belarus’ Aryna Sabalenka on Saturday, received a warm congratulatory post from tennis legend– Venus Williams. According to Today, Williams dropped a quick celebratory message for the 19-year-old tennis sensation in the comments under a YouTube interview with the program’s co-anchors, Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb. Venus commented, “Congrats, Coco <3.” “It’s … Continue reading “Venus Williams Celebrates Coco Gauff’s U.S. Open Win And We Love To See It”
Nearly a year after filing a $28 million lawsuit and winning against Triller, the company they were in business with for Verzuz, Timbaland is gearing up for the return of the popular battle series. In an exclusive interview with AllHipHop, the producer spoke about what’s ahead for the hip-hop audience as they have plans to … Continue reading “Timbaland Promises A Verzuz Return In 2023”
A Rhode Island wedding went from a love fest to an all-out melee after the wedding party got into a brawl with the police, and the entire altercation was caught on video. On Sept. 9, the post-wedding festivities were in full swing right up until members of the ceremony allegedly confronted police officers, causing law … Continue reading “Rhode Island Wedding Party Rumbles With Police, Shows Racial Double Standard”
Following Alabama’s months-long refusal to draw new congressional lines rendering Black voters the majority, federal judges will establish a second district themselves to increase Black voter turnout, AP News reports. The three-judge panel announced the decision on September 5, over a year after a federal court first ruled that Alabama must draft a second congressional … Continue reading “Federal Judges Will Draw A New Congressional District In Alabama After GOP Lawmakers’ Refusal”
Raquelle Boyd, aka “Chef Kisses,” is only 11 years old, and she’s whipping up success in the kitchen. She had customers lined up outside her parents’ home on Saturday, Sept. 9, as she cooked up a delicious menu during her second pop-up drive-thru. The young chef cranked up the heat in the kitchen at 6 … Continue reading “11-Year-Old Chef Feeds The Neighborhood With Pop-Up Drive-Thru”
In honor of HBCU Week, the Porter-Gaud School in Charleston, South Carolina, hosted its second annual breakfast program on Sept. 13. According to Live 5 WCSC, the program was initiated by a group of students from the school’s Black Excellence Society. HBCU Week celebrates the rich history of HBCUs (historically Black colleges and universities). It … Continue reading “HBCU Week Kicks Off With Porter-Gaud’s Breakfast Program Opened To All Students”
Sean “Diddy” Combs was on a quest to place Black Entertainment Television back in the hands of Black ownership. When it was announced that Paramount was ready to sell a majority stake in BET, Diddy, Byron Allen, and Tyler Perry, along with other esteemed businessmen, stepped up to the plate. But, after weeks of negotiations … Continue reading “Diddy Has A Dream Of Teaming Up With Tyler Perry And Byron Allen To Form The Ultimate Media Conglomerate”
After a yearlong search, Fisk University has announced its next president. On Tuesday, Sept. 12, the university’s board of trustees declared Agenia Walker Clark the HBCU’s 18th president. According to The Tennessean, the appointment makes Clark the third female to lead the university as she replaces interim president and board member Frank Sims, starting on … Continue reading “Fisk University Appoints Nashville Leader, Agenia Walker Clark As Next President”
Brooklyn-born rapper Desiigner has been ordered to register as a sex offender as part of his sentencing for exposing himself to flight attendants while on a flight back to the U.S. from Japan. TMZ reported Desiigner was sentenced to two years probation and as part of his sentencing he must participate in a psychiatric evaluation, … Continue reading “Rapper Desiigner Ordered To Register As A Sex Offender Following Sentencing For Plane Incident”