Chris Brown has turned his 20th anniversary into a stadium spectacle with the Breezy Bowl XX Tour, an across-the-globe showcase of his evolution as an artist and performer. Joined by R&B peers Summer Walker and Bryson Tiller, the tour has already sold out arenas overseas and is now engrossing North America. 

The hit television sitcom “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” has been an inspiration to Black culture for over 20 years. It hit a mark for representation of a black family, wealth, and common ground within friendships and relationships. The show excelled in various aspects that fans wanted more of an exclusive look into the show, even 10-15 years after it ended.

On August 8, 2025, a devastating incident unfolded near the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) headquarters in Atlanta. Patrick Joseph White, a 30-year-old Georgia man, opened fire on the CDC campus, resulting in the death of DeKalb County Police  Officer David Rose and the shooter himself from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) house 10 percent of all African American students. According to the Postsecondary National Policy Institute, these institutions were founded to provide educational access to Black students during post-slavery America, when most colleges were segregated and White-only.

Balancing classes, late-night study sessions, and campus life can make it hard for college students to keep up with skincare, but healthy, glowing skin doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive.

In today’s generation, cancel culture has become one of the most significant things to shape celebrities’ careers and outlook. Many are faced with the resurfacing of old tweets, political views, or even public relationships.

Tyler Perry, a decorated African American writer, producer, director, and actor, has done it again. Known for the creation of his “Madea” character, Perry has produced yet another television series that is now streaming on BET+ for viewers to enjoy.

It’s Welcome Week. The sun is blazing. Music is playing loud. The yard is alive with color, laughter, and energy. At every corner, there are tables lined with flyers and smiling faces inviting you to join in. This is your introduction to one of the most exciting traditions in HBCU culture: The Yard.

 Historically Black Colleges and Universities house 10 percent of all African American students. According to the Postsecondary National Policy Institute, HBCUs are establishments of higher learning developed as a way for Black students to receive education during the post slavery times, where many schools were White only.

OneMusicFest presented by P&G is one of the largest Black-owned and annual diverse music festivals hosted in Atlanta, GA, showcasing all genres of music, including old-school, hip-hop, R&B, house, trap, and soul.