The latest queen to become a shining example of Black Girl Magic is a young woman by the name of Haley Taylor Schlitz, a 19-year-old academic prodigy that will soon be the youngest African American to ever graduate law school in the United States.
27-year-old rapper 42 Dugg may have gotten himself in deeper legal issues than he already was in after feds arrested him for not reporting to a West Virginia federal prison camp last month following a six month sentence for illegal possession of a firearm. He now faces up to five years in prison.
It looks like Beyoncé may be one more shiny trophy away from achieving the coveted honor of EGOT status with news today that she's been nominated for the very first time at this year's Daytime Emmy Awards in the category of "Outstanding Original Song."
After being pardoned in 2017 for a robbery he didn't commit, wrongfully convicted Chicago resident Keith Cooper has now reached a whopping $7.5 million settlement in Elkhart, Indiana that highlights the bigger problem of misconduct within the city's police department.
Social media had a field day decoding Lil Wayne's most recent top 5 rappers list, which proved just how much of a student Weezy is to the craft.
Chicago rapper Lil Durk is choosing to align his artistry with career mentorship by using his Neighborhood Heroes Foundation to give back in a huge way to teens on the South Side where he was raised.
Harriet Winslow actress JoMarie Payton recently made a surprising claim that Jaleel White, otherwise known as fan-favorite Steve Urkel, actually tried to fight her during the final season of 'Family Matters.'
A ruling in the 2017 murder case of '80s rapper The Kidd Creole has finally been determined, and unfortunately for the hip-hop pioneer it looks like he'll be spending 16 years behind bars.
Pop sensation Janelle Monáe is now set to play one of the most iconic sirens of the 1920s by not only producing but also starring in a new series about legendary vedette Josephine Baker.
Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper makes the bold claim in his new memoir, 'A Sacred Oath,' that Donald Trump actually suggested shooting protesters at Washington’s Lafayette Square in the immediate wake of George Floyd's 2020 death.