News Anchor Celeste Wilson Dies At 42

Celeste Wilson, a weekend anchor for WAPT in Mississippi, died suddenly from a heart attack. She had recently joined the station, where colleagues admired her professionalism and warmth.

Kaychia Bell Demands Answers After Her Teen Son Was Run Over By a Police Cruiser

Black Nonprofit Founder Launches Partnership To Ensure That Babies Who Lose Their Moms During Childbirth Still Receive Human Milk

Woman Makes History As The Only Dentist Offering Affordable, No Prep Neer Veneer Smile Makeovers In NYC And Michigan

Nipsey Hussle Honored On 40th Birthday With Los Angeles Metro Station Renaming

The Los Angeles Metro is honoring the late hip-hop rapper Nipsey Hussle by renaming a station after him.

Chris Brown Surprises Fan And Her Mom With $10,000 And A New Car

Chicago Teen Rapper Star Bandz Performs At Lollapalooza For The First Time

Nigerian Superstar Wizkid Becomes First African Artiste To Hit 9 Billion Streams On Spotify

Attorney Loletta Darden Launches Mama IP, Championing Intellectual Property Rights For Small Businesses And Filmmakers

Loletta Darden, the Founder of Darden Betts, a leading Black woman-owned intellectual property law firm focusing on trademark, copyright, entertainment, and patent law, is proud to announce her continued commitment to supporting small businesses and independent filmmakers in protecting their intellectual property rights.

Nigerian Entrepreneur Nduka Udeh Builds $200K U.S. Warehouse For African Exporters And Made It Free

Africa Becomes Japan’s New Frontier With Investment Plans Worth Billions

BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES TAKE SPOTLIGHT THIS AUGUST AMID CALLS FOR EQUITY