Keith Lee Just Turned Familee Day Into a Must-Be-There Event in New Orleans!
Keith Lee’s Familee Day in New Orleans with a star-studded lineup spanning music, comedy, family fun, promises unforgettable experiences for locals and visitors alike.
Blaze Your Own Trail: Dr. Ebony McKnight Inspires the Next Generation
Blaze Your Own Trail isn’t just a leadership book, it’s a rallying cry for anyone who has ever felt overlooked, underestimated, or boxed in by life’s chaos.
New Site lets ai Rent Human Bodies for Tasks. Good or Evil?
RentAHuman.ai, allows AI to rent human bodies for tasks, rapidly growing its user base and raising ethical questions about the future of work in the gig economy.
The World’s Longest Living People Eat This Plant Daily
Discover the plant that is consumed daily by the longest-living people on Earth, but is illegal to sell in America despite its numerous health benefits.
Want to Fly a Drone? Recognizing Willie “Tech-Man” Jenkins is crucial!
Ready to take to the skies? Just remember Willie “Tech-Man” Jenkins and steer clear of these no-fly zones, and you’ll be all set for an epic drone adventure!
Microsoft Unleashes 40 New Games for Stream Your Own Game on Xbox Game Pass
Microsoft expands Xbox Game Pass by adding 40 new titles to the Stream Your Own Game library, enhancing accessibility and user experience for subscribers starting February 2026.
It’s Official: Levi’s x Air Jordan Unveils Upcoming Collaboration
Levi’s x Air Jordan 3 collaboration is set for a Spring 2026 release, featuring unique denim designs and significant cultural relevance in the sneaker world.
Coretta Scott King vs. the U.S. Government: Uncovering the Truth Behind MLK’s Assassination
A new documentary, “King vs. The United States of America,” focuses on Coretta Scott King’s quest for the truth behind MLK’s assassination, exploring her legacy as an advocate for justice and equality.
Lamont Sanford, Star of ‘Sanford and Sons’ Passes Away at 79
Demond Wilson, known for his role as Lamont Sanford on “Sanford and Son,” has died, leaving behind a legacy of breaking barriers in Hollywood.
Shakespeare was actually a Black Woman, new book claims
A new book by feminist historian Irene Coslet claims that Emilia Bassano, a black woman, is the true author of Shakespeare’s works.
Trump’s Gold Card: Golden Opportunity for the Black Community?
As gold prices hit record highs, the Trump Gold Card raises questions about its impact on the Black community’s financial future.
Tesla Pivots From Four Wheels to Two Legs With Humanoid Robots
Tesla announces the discontinuation of Model S and Model X to focus on producing Optimus humanoid robots, marking a significant shift in the company’s production strategy.
Idris Elba’s BMW Electric Scooter: A High-Speed Affair
Idris Elba zips through London on a sleek, futuristic BMW electric scooter, but his high-speed adventures have come at a cost.
The Return of the 70’s “Porn Mustache” is more than just a fashion statement
The return of the 70’s “porn mustache” is more than just a fashion statement; it reflects broader cultural shifts towards embracing retro styles.
The Turner Brothers Premiere ‘FreeLance’ Pilot at Sundance, Showcasing Ohio’s Creative Spirit
The Turner Brothers premiere their pilot FreeLance at Sundance 2026, highlighting Ohio’s creative spirit through the story of young filmmakers navigating the competitive entertainment industry.
Georgia Lawmaker Pushes Lemon Pepper Wings as Official State Flavor
Georgia lawmaker Rep. Eric Bell introduces a bill to make lemon pepper the state’s official chicken wing flavor. Cultural celebration or just a legislative distraction?