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Tichina Arnold Finally Breaks Her Silence on Ari Lennox’s ‘Martin’ Colorism Claims
After singer Ari Lennox said some of the 'Martin' jokes towards Tichina Arnold's character were rooted in colorism, the actress is now speaking out about it!
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San Jose Police Wrongfully Shot a Black College Football Player, The City’s Response Will Shock You
After K'aune Green disarmed an armed man inside of a taco shop, San Jose police mistakenly shot him four times.
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All ‘The Wire’ Actors Who’ve Died Over the Years
With the recent losses of Isiah Whitlock Jr. and James Ransone, we thought we'd take a look at some of 'The Wire's' iconic actors who were gone too soon.
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Georgia Inmates Allegedly Escaped Jail, Kidnapped a Lyft Driver — and the Rest Sounds Like a Movie
After three inmates escaped from DeKalb County Jail on Dec. 21, they allegedly turned to a popular app to summon a getaway driver.
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The Greatest Moments From 2016, The Last Year The World Made Sense
Before we jump into 2026, let's revisit the best of 2016-- before COVID, Trump and inflation took over.
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You’ll Never Believe How Much Dame Dash’s Film Company Just Sold For — And What its Buyer Has to Say!
Hip-Hop icon Damon "Dame" Dash is trying to do all he can to get himself out of debt, but this latest endeavor doesn't look like it's going to move the needle much!
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How Black Celebs Celebrated the New Year Around the Country
Diana Ross, Ciara, NeYo and 50 Cent are just a few of the Black celebs who were spotted outside on New Year's Eve.
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Keisha Lance Bottoms Enters Georgia Governor’s Race, But Can She Succeed Where Stacey Abrams Did not?
Stacey Abrams didn’t just run for Georgia governor twice; she built the table. Now, former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is pulling up a chair.
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Now We Know What Really Went Down Between Trump, Epstein Before They Fell Out
The "Wall Street Journal's" new report reveals scary ties between Jeffrey Epstein and President Trump.
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How Black America Refused to Be Dimmed in 2025 and Why We’ll Be Even Better in 2026
The charge for Black people in 2026 is to continue developing the enduring legacy of brilliance.
