Written by Nearly a year after filing a $28 million lawsuit and winning against Triller, the company they were in business with for Verzuz, Timbaland is gearing up for the return of the popular battle series. In an exclusive interview with AllHipHop, the producer spoke about what’s ahead for the hip-hop audience as they have plans to … Continue reading “Timbaland Promises A Verzuz Return In 2023”
Coco Gauff, who defeated Belarus’ Aryna Sabalenka on Saturday, received a warm congratulatory post from tennis legend– Venus Williams. According to Today, Williams dropped a quick celebratory message for the 19-year-old tennis sensation in the comments under a YouTube interview with the program’s co-anchors, Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb. Venus commented, “Congrats, Coco <3.” “It’s … Continue reading “Venus Williams Celebrates Coco Gauff’s U.S. Open Win And We Love To See It”
Byron Allen and the Allen Media Group have recently announced that three new court shows have premiered this week. The shows that have premiered all have familiar faces. Two of the new shows are courtroom staples, while the third is a newcomer. Judge Mathis will star in Mathis Court With Judge Mathis; Judge Milian, formerly of … Continue reading “Byron Allen’s Media Group Brings Back Court Shows Including Judge Mathis, Introducing Judge Eboni K. Williams”
The excitement is through the roof as the Madison, Wisconsin community prepares to celebrate Black girls and soccer. Black Girl Magic Educational Services (BGMES) and USL League One’s Forward Madison are collaborating to host their first fundraiser on September 14. According to Madison 365, BGMES founder and executive director Rosa Thompson said the organization is … Continue reading “Black Girl Magic Educational Services Co-hosts It’s First Fundraiser”
A new animated series on YouTube raises awareness about Black children and mental health. Super CJ: The Animated Series, a new children’s show featuring a Black superhero, has launched on YouTube to shed light on the issue of children’s mental health. According to Black News, the series is the first animated series for Black children … Continue reading “‘Super CJ: Animated Series’ Addresses Black Children’s Mental Health”
Everlene Davis has taught in Tabor City, North Carolina, for 67 years. Throughout her career, she has become a beloved pillar of the community, and though she is slowly approaching seven decades in the industry, Davis has no plans to slow down. The dedicated educator spoke to WWAY 3 News about this achievement. “I am … Continue reading “North Carolina Teacher Everlene Davis Dedicated Almost 70 Years Of Her Life To Teach Children”
Earlier this year, Brooklyn-bred rapper Desiigner was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor after he was allegedly caught exposing himself. He was recently expected to make a plea deal that would prevent him from serving any jail time, according to TMZ Hip Hop. According to legal documents obtained by the outlet, Desiigner was expected to … Continue reading “Rapper Desiigner Expeced To Plead Guilty to Indecent Exposure, Seeking 2 Year Probation And Community Service”
Chicago’s South and West side neighborhoods have a number of Dollar Tree and Dollar General stores that serve as a valued resource for residents. However, they’re also hurting the financial health of those communities. Crain’s Chicago Business reports that while such stores may be convenient, they are not Black-owned, meaning the money spent by the … Continue reading “Dollar Stores Contribute To Decades Of Economic Distress For Chicago Hoods”
With a net worth estimated at $60 million, Akon knows all the tricks to acquire wealth. What’s his secret? It’s to “stay stingy.” The Grammy-winning singer was a guest on Logan Paul’s “Impaulsive” podcast, where he shared his personal secret to financial longevity. According to the Senegalese musician and entrepreneur, frugality is key. “Listen, you … Continue reading “Akon Breaks Down The Secret To Maintaining Wealth: ‘Stay Stingy’”
A Black man in Oregon who was convicted of killing a woman and sentenced to death in 2004 had his conviction cleared after the decision was overturned two years ago. According to WWAY TV 3, Jesse Johnson, who spent 25 years locked up for a crime he did not commit, has the satisfaction of officially … Continue reading “Oregon Black Man Convicted Of A 1998 Murder In 2004, Has Sentence Reversed”