Playa Pat Faces Life After Federal Drug Network Conviction
Playa Pat faces 20 years to life after federal convictions tied to a multimillion-dollar marijuana and money laundering operation.
Playa Pat faces 20 years to life after federal convictions tied to a multimillion-dollar marijuana and money laundering operation.
Tyga admitted AI helped create "$TARFACE," comparing the technology to Auto Tune.
Busta Rhymes is bringing back his legendary creative partnership with J Dilla through Dillagence 2, arriving August 25, 2026.
Mohamed Coulibaly dies at 24 as police examine his pool death and athletes seek answers about more than $1 million in losses.
A Kentucky family is demanding answers after 29-year-old Tasia Fortune was found hanging from a tree.
✕ It’s officially Black Business Month, and Mompreneurs is back with brand-new episodes to spotlight the incredible women proving that motherhood and business can thrive together. Kicking off the series, our host Nancy Redd sits down with Angelina Spicer to talk about her inspiring journey from comedian to “accidental activist.” The writer, producer, actress, wife, and mother shared how her postpartum struggles set her on the unexpected path to becoming […]
Source: Raymond Boyd / Getty A Black father says what should have been a relaxing day at the pool with his children turned into a painful reminder that ordinary moments can quickly become anything but ordinary. The father says police were called after he refused to show his ID at a Chicago apartment complex pool. Leo Sullivan has gone viral after sharing a video and personal account of an encounter […]
✕ Sybil Wilkes delivers the news that matters most in her signature “What We Need to Know” segment. Today’s roundup covers a devastating wildfire, a controversial nomination, a long-awaited trial, and a record-breaking business deal. Here’s what you should have on your radar. READ MORE STORIES Sybil Wilkes Covers Today’s What We Need to Know: Tupac’s Murder Trial, Wildfires, and MoreSybil Wilkes Covers Today’s What We Need to Know: Ozempic […]
Source: NoSystem images / Getty If attending college is one of the best pathways to a career, and if the adage “dressing for the job you want, not the one you have” still holds true, then establishing a dress code at an HBCU shouldn’t be a big deal. We can’t preach the idea of needing to be “twice as good,” and then complain when it’s time to be…“twice as good.” […]