Dyana Williams recognized by the White House for her music activism
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,
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,
Cathy Hughes is one of the most respected women in radio. Not only did Hughes build a media empire from one single radio station and
Based upon their modus operandi, Tom Joyner and his crew have no problem getting their vast national audience to help stage a boisterous and effective boycott
“Media controls the narrative. The narrative said Birth of a Nation was not worth seeing, so people didn’t see it. Black and Brown media has a
Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 on “The Real,” Brian White, Finesse Mitchell and Pooch Hall chat with co-hosts and drop spoilers on their new TV One
On Sept. 19, 2015, as part of the 10th annual H Street Festival, the H Street Community Development Corporation was a major player in honoring Radio One
As we celebrate Founders Day to the ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha. Alpha Kappa Alpha is the first Greek-lettered sorority established and incorporated by African-American college
Radio One and TV One founder Cathy Hughes will be the official keynote speaker for 19th Annual the Pinnacle Awards
WVON turning 50 is a historical event that brought prominent figures from all over the country to partake in the celebration. The stage was set
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Media and music megastars and business moguls imparted powerful words of wisdom and inspiration to young businesspeople and aspiring entrepreneurs at the inaugural Dream Project
Media pioneer Cathy Hughes delivered some sobering realities to the early morning risers in a breakfast conversation that touched on everything from perseverance, and working with her son to the challenges black women face in finding a mate.
Did she sing or did she not sing may have been the question but after a year in which she became a mother, made an album, filmed a documentary and earned $40 million, B isn’t just for Beyonce; it’s for business mogul.—Caroline Clarke, Executive Editor & Host, Black Enterprise Business Report
Orlando got a boost of black female power as scores of black women rolled into the Waldorf Astoria for the 8th Annual Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit Wednesday, February 27.
The National Association of Health Services Executives will hold its 27th Annual Educational Conference in Houston, Oct.10-13.
The National Minority Supplier Development Council inspired superstars in the business, entertainment, sports and media worlds — including Magic Johnson, Tom Joyner and Cathy Hughes
“Women have made more progress in the WNBA.”
Wonya Lucas has been tapped by TV One to take over the reins of one of the nation’s leading providers of entertainment, information and communications
When Rev. Al Sharpton made a call to action to expand National Action Network’s (NAN) reach around the country, Tamika Mallory answered. “It’s Rev. Sharpton’s