*After his remarkable accomplishments in the world of entertainment, rapper, and actor Snoop Dogg now feels it’s time he ventured into something new and refreshing: hosting a TV show where kids come to him for advice, information, wisdom, and all. The Hip-Hop icon with the super foul mouth even has an idea of the kind
Jemelle Hill – Offset – Bobbi Althoff *To put it bluntly, former ESPN broadcaster Jemele Hill is unimpressed with the way YouTuber Bobbi Althoff conducts her interviews. The journalist has also turned the heat on the rappers who still accept to be interviewed by the YouTuber. Jemele was particularly irked by Bobbi Althoff’s recent interview with Migos rapper Offset.
Deion Sanders (Photo by Matthew Jonas/MediaNews Group/Boulder Daily Camera via Getty Images) *(CNN) — Deion Sanders’ extraordinary first season as head coach of the No. 19 Colorado Buffaloes continued on Saturday as his team staged a remarkable comeback against No.8 championship contender USC, falling just short in a 48-41 defeat. Following the 42-6 blowout loss
*If you would want to knock your stubborn wife back to her senses, just file for divorce. At least that’s what Jeezy did to his wife Jeannie Mai, and now both are working hard to make their marriage work. On Sept. 15, the 46-year-old rapper filed for divorce in Fulton County, Georgia. His wife Jeannie
By Cliff Brunt, The Associated Press Floyd Keith has waited half a century for a Black coach with Deion Sanders’ swagger and success to shake up college football. The fanfare and hoopla surrounding the Colorado program since Sanders’ arrival has been well documented, but Keith, who for more than a decade was executive director of
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, msayles@afro.com On its face, artificial intelligence (AI) may seem obscure and dubious, but it’s already revolutionizing daily life across the globe. Given its power to mimic human decision-making, many are asking questions about its potential to advance or set back equity. This was the central concern of a panel
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, msayles@afro.com The Coalition for Cannabis Policy, Education and Regulation (CPEAR) hosted a discussion on opening up opportunities in cannabis for Black entrepreneurs on Sep. 20. The panel, “Creating the Conditions for Black Business Owners and Leaders to Succeed in the Cannabis Industry,” took place during the Congressional Black Caucus
By Joseph Williams, Word in Black Not long after starting work as a practicing physician, Dr. Paula Braveman reached an important diagnosis: many of the Black patients she treated for things like hypertension or diabetes had something in common. She later confirmed the observation as a public health researcher in San Francisco. Being Black in
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior U.S. Judge Thomas Thrash has ruled that the Fearless Fund, a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, can continue its grant program exclusively tailored for Black women entrepreneurs. The judge said the lawsuit challenging the practice, which argued it unlawfully excluded individuals of other races, was unlikely to
UK-based Gospel Artiste and Songwriter Psalmist Vicky has released her much-anticipated new single “Ma GbeGbe Mi,” accompanied by a music video. The Afrocentric melodic track titled in the Itsekiri language “Ma GbeGbe Mi” translates as “Don’t Forget Me”. Available now on all digital platforms, “Ma GbeGbe Mi” is a song of prayer and supplication for