Michael Davis is the deputy executive director for the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership and is raising awareness of the Legacy Resident Retention Program, a resource to help longtime homeowners living near the Atlanta BeltLine stay in their homes by covering the
Out of Bounds crew Malik Brown and Rashad Milligan discussed the latest sports topics this week: a recap of the NFL Draft, the Atlanta Falcons drafting Michael Penix Jr., the biggest surprise of Day 1, Shelomi Sanders returning to SWAC
DJ Jazzy T always strives to be the best, and the way she does that is setting the tone for the old school and the new school wherever she’s mixing. Jazzy T loves music and listening to genres from the
NFL Network analyst Cynthia Frelund, a Michigan native, knows Detroit is a city of winners. However, she’s still trying to get used to the Lions’ success after they won a playoff game last season for the first time since 1992.
On April 25, Baltimore County Police arrested a former athletic director and charged him with crimes related to the alleged use of artificial intelligence to impersonate a principal. Principal Eric Eisworth was removed from his position at Pikesville High School
On April 23, T-Pain was present at Clark Atlanta University for their 7th Annual Financial Literacy, Innovation & Technology Conference. T-Pain sat down with the CEO of CLLCTVE, Kelsey Davis, as they spoke about their journey of financial literacy, while
Award-winning journalist for ABC News and New York Times best-selling author Linsey Davis wants to celebrate all the girls who are accomplishing something and are set to flourish in life — and she did it by writing her sixth book,
On April 23, Chime partnered with Clark Atlanta University for their seventh annual financial literacy, innovation and technology conference. The conference held a “Pitch for Progress” competition, where students pitched how they would improve the campus community if they were
As a Forbes 30 under 30 recipient and founder and CEO of the CLLCTVE, Kelsey Davis knows what it takes to build your financial portfolio and have things in order. That’s why she was the perfect person to speak at
Deborah Ayorinde is back for season two of “Them: The Scare,” but in a different role than she was in the first season. Ayorinde is set to play Dawn Reeve, an LAPD homicide detective who is assigned to a new
Megan Thee Stallion is being sued by a former cameraman after he allegedly accused her of forcing him to watch her have sex with another woman. Emilio Garcia started working for Stallion as a personal cameraman in 2018, and in
Philip Wu didn’t have any second thoughts when his cousin needed a kidney transplant and they were both a match. Wu is now telling his story and hoping to encourage others to register as organ donors and save a life.
John Legend has never been shy about sharing his thoughts on Donald Trump, and he didn’t hold back in an appearance on MSNBC to discuss the state of criminal justice. During the conversation, host Jen Psaki mentioned Trump’s “First Step
Lexi Allen, a Stellar Award-nominated gospel music artist, has always had faith, but she took it to the next level years ago when God told her to quit her job and start her makeup line, G.E.A.T. Allen encourages others to
The “Them: The Scare” series is back with another season and some different faces, as well. Deborah Ayorinde will be back but in a different role as a detective and will be the mom of Joshua J. Williams, who plays
Ed Hall is one of the many participants of the Legacy Resident Retention Program (LRRP), a resource to help longtime homeowners living near the Atlanta BeltLine stay in their homes by covering the costs of property taxes through the 2030
Stephen A. Smith is known as the sports guy, but every once in a while he’ll get into his political lane and show that he can talk about a range of subjects. This time around, people were not too pleased
Out of Bounds crew Malik Brown and Rashad Milligan discussed the latest sports topics this week: a recap of the WNBA Draft, Angel Reese’s fit with the Chicago Sky, A’ja Wilson not having a shoe deal but Caitlin Clark does,
The Porter brothers continue to take hits as the youngest sibling, Coban Porter, was sentenced to six years in prison on April 19 for a deadly DUI crash. Coban was arrested in January 2023 on investigation of a vehicular homicide
Known as “The Stamp of Approval” and a student and teacher of hip-hop, DJ Jelly is one of the influential mixers around the globe. Over two decades, DJ Jelly has put his stamp on hip-hop, breaking artists into the southern market, such as
