The phones in Atlanta are ringing off the hook! The newspaper presses that were once closed have all reopened. The nation is both shocked and
It appears that with midterm elections quickly approaching in November, all any Washington, D.C., politician can talk about is tax cuts. Not just any tax
When we think of the Civil Rights Movement, some cities stand out more than others, like Montgomery, Ala., for instance. Montgomery was where the historic
Two years ago, Michael Vick’s days consisted of being in a jail cell for 23 hours with only one hour for recreation. He lost millions
Two male members of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church claim Bishop Eddie Long exploited his role as spiritual leader to coerce them into having sex
Winning the renowned MillerCoors Urban Entrepreneur Series (MUES) only served to confirm unequivocally what Rex Wills believes is a divinely inspired childhood dream of owning
Rosa Perez, Southeast regional manager for Carol’s Daughter with Cynthia Bailey the newest addition to this season’s “Real Housewives of Atlanta” Lisa Wu
The social media darling Twitter has been hacked according to authorities. The popular site has been dealing with this problem for the past two days.
“These motherf—–s mad that I’m Icey!” is what Rick Ross screamed to an excited crowd of producers, artists and songwriters at the BMI Urban Awards
In case you missed the memo, the city of New York is about to officially be set afire, thanks to an intriguing set of events
Auction house Phillips de Pury, held a private ladies’ luncheon for 30 lucky women to preview couture dresses that will be sold in the Swarovski
Black political scandals, a moribund economy, questions about the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s very questionable spending priorities and a president constantly under siege and disrespected
We had just spent an entire piece lavishing praise on the sensibilities of singer Bruno Mars, and he couldn’t even wait a week before he
Isaiah Washington, Hope Sullivan Masters and African Ancestry.com have joined forces to strengthen the continent of Africa through engaging and enlightening the African diaspora. Washington
This week in Detroit, Eddie Franklin, son of Motown great and grammy award winning singer Aretha Franklin was severely beaten at a gas station according
African American scholars and policy analysts discussed the Obama administration’s response to issues of vital concern to African Americans as the nation inches toward the
Kenny McKinley had an opportunity to play football at the highest level. Drafted in 2009 by the Denver Broncos, McKinley was finding his way as
As film reels rolled to a stop, screens went dark and the theater lights came on marking the closing day of the 2010 Urban World
WASHINGTON – The Congressional Black Caucus’ annual legislative conference in Washington is a nonstop cavalcade of programs, panel discussions, workshops, job fairs, ultraexclusive receptions and
