Obituaries
The sought-after sound engineer, who won a Grammy for work on his father's "Risin' With The Blues" album in 2007, passed away from kidney failure on October 4.
Former Colts Defensive Tackle Arthur Jones Passes Away at 39 Arthur Jones, a former NFL defensive tackle and Super Bowl champion, has passed away at the age of 39. The Baltimore Ravens, where Jones began his career, confirmed the news in a statement on Friday. The cause of death has not been disclosed. Jones was […]
Chubby Checker, the legendary 'Twist' singer, is skipping his long-awaited Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction for the best reason possible!
Amy Sherald, the artist behind the famed portrait of Michelle Obama, has pulled her exhibit from the Smithsonian gallery this week over censorship concerns.
Stevie Wonder recently addressed the long-standing rumor questioning his blindness during a tour stop in Cardiff, Wales.
"Cosby Show" alum Malcolm-Jamal Warner has reportedly passed away from an accidental drowning at the age of 54.
Wendy Williams celebrated her 61st birthday in style, stepping out in New York City with her signature charm and confidence.
Although it's canon for their races to be ambiguous, these cartoon characters are clearly Black-coded if we had to tell it. See if you agree!
A recent study by World Atlas has unveiled the top 10 unhealthiest fast food chains in the U.S., shedding light on the hidden health risks.
Opinion
With the weight of a new universe on its shoulders, Superman lifts James Gunn‘s new DC Universe off the ground and flies into a bright future of DC movies. In what can only be described as a refreshing experience at the box office for a superhero flick, Superman is sure to be the fun summer […]
AMC Theatres is making movie-going more accessible by revamping its pricing strategy with significant discounts on ticket prices and concessions.
The shoe removal rule, introduced in 2001 following the infamous "Shoe Bomber" incident, however, advancements in scanning technology have rendered the practice unnecessary.
