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Source: Monica Schipper / Getty Garcelle Beauvais has spent decades in the spotlight, but these days the absolutely gorgeous actress, producer and former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star seems more focused on something deeper than fame: embracing every chapter of life as it comes. That includes menopause. Garcelle opened up to Radio/TV personality Jazmyn Summers for Radio One alongside nurse practitioner Barbara Dehn, affectionately known as “Nurse Barb,” about hot flashes, aging without shame and […]

✕ Sybil Wilkes is back with another edition of “What We Need to Know,” the daily roundup that keeps our community informed and ready to move. Grab your coffee, lean in, and let’s walk through the stories shaping our lives right now. READ MORE STORIES Sybil Wilkes Covers Today’s What We Need to Know: Primary Elections, National Parks, and MoreSybil Wilkes Covers Today’s What We Need to Know: Black Tuesday, […]

ShutterStock royalty-free image #172673210, 'Laughing African American woman with an afro hairstyle and good sense of humor smiling as she tilts her head back to look into the air' uploaded by user #162718586, retrieved from ShutterStock on July 21st, 2022. License details available at https://www.shutterstock.com/license, image licensed under the ShutterStock Standard Image License Brain stimulation therapy for movement disorders like Parkinson’s disease has been FDA-approved for over two decades, yet […]

✕ D.L. Hughley’s Notes from the GED Section, aimed straight at the spectacle on the White House lawn, and he wants the culture to pay attention. D.L. opened with a history lesson. The Romans, he explained, used “bread and games” to distract angry citizens. Emperors handed out food and threw gladiator fights to keep the masses quiet. Hughley sees the same move today. The UFC-style event on the White House lawn […]

✕ Who did it, who done it, and who needs to quit it? The latest edition of “Trending on the Timeline” with DJ Misses just dropped the heaviest tea setting our screens ablaze. We rely on the culture’s favorite voice to bring the heat, and this week’s segment delivered a masterclass on boundaries, accountability, and protecting your peace. Let us get straight into the details of the weekend’s most explosive […]

✕ Sybil Wilkes is back with her “What We Need to Know” segment, cutting through the noise to bring you the stories shaping our world right now. Here’s what’s on the radar today. READ MORE STORIES Sybil Wilkes Covers Today’s What We Need to Know: Black Tuesday, Iran, and MoreSybil Wilkes Covers Today’s What We Need to Know: Serena, the Job Market, Karmelo Anthony, & MoreSybil Wilkes Covers Today’s What […]

Source: NurPhoto / Getty We’re nearly four months into the U.S. and Israel’s war on Iran, and, once again, there’s talk of a ceasefire and a deal that could end the conflict. Now, we’ve heard all of this before — dozens of times over, actually — but this time, there actually seems to be some agreement between governments that a peace deal is actually in the works. However — because […]

Source: Fox News / Screenshot Tell me something . . . Why is it that whenever racists try to degrade Black folks, one of the most popular tropes they always reach for is watermelon? Think about it.  It’s never lychee, kumquats, dragon fruit, guava, or even a cheap Del Monte fruit cup. It’s never a charcuterie board with seedless grapes, artichoke hearts, or pâté de foie gras on a water […]

Source: The Washington Post / Getty For whatever reason, President Donald Trump’s hand-picked board at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is still so dedicated to collectively humping the president’s leg that it has tried to appeal a federal court’s decision to remove Trump’s name from the center, which was posthumously named for a popular president who was assassinated, not the buffoonish bigot-in-chief, who, according to every recent […]