CNN has banned conservative commentator Ryan Girdusky from its network following comments directed at journalist Mehdi Hasan during a heated exchange on CNN Newsnight. The incident unfolded as host Abby Phillip moderated a discussion about comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s racist jokes
As the holiday season approaches, Target is stepping up to provide affordable Thanksgiving meals, joining other major retailers in a bid to ease the financial burden on consumers. The Minneapolis-based retailer announced its “traditional Thanksgiving feast” will be available for
In a heartwarming display of community support, well-known food influencer Keith Lee recently traveled to Warner Robins, Georgia, to assist struggling family-owned restaurant Tacos Y Mariscos Ofelia. Lee’s visit was sparked by a viral TikTok video showcasing the restaurant’s challenges,
Ice Cube boldly bridges generational hip-hop gaps in his new single “It’s My Ego,” but his history of confronting social issues through music spans more than three decades, pioneering the path Kendrick Lamar walks today. As a founding member of
André 3000 continues redefining artistic boundaries with his latest release, a 26-minute instrumental odyssey titled “Something Is Happening and I may Not Fully Understand but I’m Happy to Stand for the Understanding,” marking another dramatic shift in his 30-year artistic
A Trump rally at Madison Square Garden descended into controversy when comedian Tony Hinchcliffe delivered a series of offensive jokes targeting Latinos, Black voters and the ongoing Middle East conflict, just nine days before the election. Hinchcliffe, the first of
Hip-hop icon Kanye West has announced his latest album “Bully” amid mounting controversies, employing a stark $20 pre-order strategy that dramatically contrasts with his historically grandiose album launches. His recent controversies have decimated his empire, starting with Oct. 2022’s antisemitic
20th Century Studios doubles down on the Predator franchise with two ambitious 2025 releases, building on a legacy that began with 1987’s $98.3 million box office phenomenon starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. “Predator: Badlands,” starring Elle Fanning and directed by Dan Trachtenberg,
Wu-Tang Clan‘s RZA delivered a masterclass analysis of the Drake-Kendrick Lamar beef, highlighting a fundamental mismatch in their lyrical DNA while fellow rap icon 50 Cent offered a contrasting perspective on Drake’s perceived defeat. “You could train a fighter and
Lil Xan’s dismissive 2018 remarks about Tupac being “boring” have come back to haunt him, as a judge ordered the “XANARCHY” rapper to pay nearly $28,000 in damages following a gun-related confrontation with a passionate Tupac fan. The legal ruling
The simmering tension between Karrahbooo and Lil Yachty erupted Wednesday as she released alleged evidence challenging the Atlanta rapper’s songwriting claims, adding his name to hip-hop’s long history of ghostwriting controversies. “No hard feelings but u not finna keep lying
Barack Obama‘s presidency not only broke the highest glass ceiling in American politics but catalyzed a wave of diverse leadership that continues reshaping the nation’s political landscape. “President Obama showed us that excellence knows no color. His presence in the
Grammy-winning artist John Legend delivered a powerful condemnation of former President Donald Trump’s immigration rhetoric during a recent “Club Shay Shay” podcast appearance, drawing direct parallels between current politics and historical fascism. “When he talks about immigration, he’s talking about
Diana Destin is a brand cultivator, health equity champion, and disruptor with a commitment and passion for making a meaningful and measurable difference in the lives of patients suffering from chronic illnesses. As a clinical creative with a PharmD background,
Keyra Lynn Johnson is vice president and chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion officer for Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines. She is charged with leading the company in modeling a comprehensive DEI strategy with supporting programs, initiatives and action plans that positively
Medgina Maitre believes in pushing boundaries. She believes that in a constantly changing world, anything is possible. Having earned her bachelor of music degree from Temple University (2023) under the instruction of Elizabeth Hainen, principal harpist of The Philadelphia Orchestra,
Dyana Williams is a Sister with Superpowers, a beloved entertainment powerhouse, and authority in Black music. The legendary on-air personality is a trailblazer in broadcasting, music activism, and celebrity media strategy. She’s been a staple in radio since the ’70s,
Genetta L. Robinson, a dynamic marketing and communications executive, excels in crafting culturally resonant campaigns across platforms, boasting a stellar track record in media and entertainment. Formerly an NPR reporter, she transitioned to advertising sales and marketing at NBC Universal.
FarmerJawn founder and CEO Christa Barfield embodies a narrative of resilience and empowerment in her transition from healthcare to farming. After a decade in health care administration, a soul-stirring solo trip abroad in January 2018 sparked a transformative shift towards
Rolling out proudly presented the Sisters with Superpowers, Philadelphia edition on Thursday, April 18 in the City of Brotherly Love. The prestigious awards event at the W Hotel in downtown Philadelphia kicked off a 10-city tour to recognize and celebrate
