There is a little chill in the music industry for the end of the summer. Here are some of the top new releases for the week of July 26. Ice Spice released Y2K!, her highly-anticipated album, which features Travis Scott,
Columbus Short is ready to take his narrative into his own hands. The actor and longtime multi-hyphenate has amassed a fruitful list of credits that, if attached to any other name in Hollywood, would probably be celebrated more than it
Jaylen Brown has gone viral this week, not for his athleticism but his intellect. A clip of Brown giving a lecture breaking down Michel Foucault‘s philosophy currently has over a million views on X. “In 1975, in his work Discipline
Southwest Airlines has made a major shift in its boarding process. The airline will no longer offer free choice seating to people as they board. Like most airlines, Southwest customers will be in assigned seats. The change will allow Southwest
Right now, it seems like the future of music is in the hands of a Black, soft rock band of siblings from Detroit–at least, that’s what Kanye West said about Infinity Song. Their top-notch tunes are always authentic. They don’t conform
LaLa Milan is evolving in her career and life. The entertainer and influencer, who has roots at rolling out early in her career, stopped by headquarters where it all started to discuss how her journey’s been with her 5-month-old baby.
Sonya Massey is the latest name Black America is begging the world to remember. The 36-year-old Black woman in Illinois was shot and killed by a deputy after she called local authorities to respond to a potential home invasion. On
Gilbert Arenas is under fire for making controversial jokes about Africans following the United States men’s basketball team‘s narrow last-second exhibition victory over South Sudan. “The males almost lost to some Africans,” Arenas said. “Got d—. We almost lost to
Kamala Harris has received another large public sum of donation funds. On July 22, Win With Black Men hosted a virtual call where over $1 million was raised for her campaign in less than two hours. Roland Martin broadcasted the
Luke Lawal Jr. is a name to know and respect within the media space. The 35-year-old Bowie State University graduate took his career to another level when he launched HBCU Buzz. In 2023, he penned his book Rich Black Poor
The greatest ever. Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh said that is the organization’s vision for quarterback Lamar Jackson, a two-time NFL MVP. “The vision is Lamar Jackson is going to become, be known and recognized as the greatest quarterback to
Kamala Harris’s journey to earning the Democratic Party’s nomination for the 2024 General Election got a huge boost on July 21. Win With Black Women held a Zoom call after President Joe Biden announced he was not running for re-election
LeBron James has made history once again. The NBA‘s all-time leading scorer and rare active athlete billionaire has been named as the flag bearer of the United States in the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris. “You get to wave
The global computer outage impacted the 2024 WNBA All-Star Weekend. Indiana Fever guard Erica Wheeler was set to play in this year’s skills challenge in Phoenix on July 19, but she could not get on a flight in time. “Flight
When you think of the Genesis GV80, think of comfort and luxury. The Genesis GV80 has space for every passenger and a number of safety features that will protect you wherever you travel. It also has multiple interior parts to make
The year 2024 keeps giving us quality tunes. Here are some of the top new music releases for the week of July 19. MNDTRP, also known as Syr X Syon, released “BAACKUP.” Childish Gambino released Bando Stone and The New
Jackie Young is the highest-paid player in the WNBA. She also might be the league’s biggest saver. In a social segment presented by Ally Financial, A’ja Wilson and Kelsey Plum called Young the Las Vegas Aces’ best saver. “Someone who
A’ja Wilson ran off the basketball court after another historic performance. She became the first player in WNBA history to finish a game with 25 points, 15 rebounds, five blocks, and three 3-pointers. After speaking to her parents, as well
Turbo has been the catalyst for some of the biggest songs since the late 2010s. The producer was behind “Drip Too Hard” and “Never Recover.” The success landed him a proclamation and his own day in South Fulton, Georgia. On
DOE has seen a lot in the music industry. Now 36, DOE has grown up in the limelight, specifically for the last 14 years after “He Wants It All” when she was a part of Forever Jones. Now as a
