LSU’s Angel Reese, right, and LaDazhia Williams react during an NCAA Women’s Final Four semifinals basketball game against Virginia Tech on March 31, 2023, in Dallas. AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez After Louisiana State University beat the University of Iowa for the women’s college basketball championship on April 2, 2023 – winning by 17 points – first…
Daytime talk show host Sherri Shepherd has decided to undergo breast reduction surgery this summer. This news arrives nearly a month after the 55-year-old host experienced […]
Source: Maddie Meyer / Getty Louisiana State University secured its first national title in women’s basketball after defeating the University of Iowa, on Sunday, led by Angel Reese. But not everyone was happy with how the “Bayou Barbie” celebrated the win she earned with her teammates. Reese, 20, was called out for “taunting” the opposing…
Harvard campus police held four African-American undergraduates at gunpoint after a false 911 report alleged someone in the room had a gun. While the campus […]
Source: Alex Wroblewski / Getty Chicago has a new Mayor. Union organizer and former teacher, Brandon Johnson was elected as Chicago’s next mayor on Tuesday, succeeding Lori Lightfoot, who was the first Black woman to hold the position. In a close race, Johnson defeated the more moderate candidate former Chicago schools CEO Paul Vallas. With…
Filmmaker Tyler Perry says he’s “beyond interested” in making Black Entertainment Television (BET) “black-owned again.” Last month, it was first reported that Perry — who […]
Mendeecees Harris shocked his fans after he said during an episode of the “Club Shay Shay” podcast on April 3 that he once put his […]
Remy Ma and her 4-year-old daughter, Reminisce MacKenzie Mackie, surprised Mary J. Blige on a recent morning show, but their matching outfits stole the entire […]
A 74-year-old man from North Dakota will spend two years in prison for assaulting two Black girls in his neighborhood. Although the senior citizen has […]
Source: Vladimir Vladimirov / Getty Slang has become a vital part of Black American culture, and it evolves constantly. Every year, new words and phrases enter the lexicon, and old ones fall out of use. Some have become engrained in our daily vernacular, and others, are slowly carving a name for themselves in everyday language….
