August 3, 2010
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According to police and media reports, the ex-wife of murdered ex-NBA star Lorenzen Wright was questioned after engaging in suspicious behavior prior to Wright’s disappearance.
New music material from the King of Pop is coming to stores this fall from Sony Music. MJ is believed to have left a treasures-chest
Rolling out caught up with DJ Silver Knight, who was spinning at Midtown Atlanta’s Aurum Lounge when Lawrence Washington debuted the single “Closet Freak,” written
The economy is showing no time of improving anytime soon. Last week, the nation’s 107th bank failed and the unemployment situation is getting worse. In
Drug abuse and addiction have historically been a major problem in minority communities, in particular the African American community. Now, we are confronted with a
Church arrived a day early this past weekend during the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) Gospel Brunch event held on Saturday, July 31. Bringing
The media has undergone a tremendous shift in the last decade. The rise of numerous digital options for news and entertainment have many people predicting
Darius McCrary is perhaps best known for his role as Eddie Winslow on the classic TV sitcom, “Family Matters” and for his high-profile and tumultuous
A recent report in The Washington Post has revealed that the Obama administration is seeking to make it easier for the FBI to collect information
Even though it was 25 years ago, it seems as if it were yesterday. I had been removed from my seventh grade literature class again
There is renewed hope for the black family with the news of several high-profile celebrity marriages last month. Here’s why: There is no question whatsoever
There are significant numbers of Asian-Americans, Latinos, Catholics and Jews in both of America’s major political parties. In the aforementioned communities, being a Republican or
Now that Kanye West is officially off TST (Taylor Swift time-out), the rapper is doing all that he can to promote his yet-to-be-titled upcoming album.
