Growing Up Hip Hop *We have an exclusive clip of this week’s all-new episode of “Growing Up Hip Hop,” airing Thursday, Feb. 23 on WE tv. Per the official series synopsis: Growing Up Hip Hop is back! Angela needs singing lessons. Layzie & Treach honor Hip Hop’s 50th. Tanice faces off with her father, and JoJo
*(CNN) — An Orlando television reporter was among the dead in a shooting spree in Florida that killed three on Wednesday, while covering one of the shootings, police said Mina told a news conference that the employees worked for Spectrum News 13. The Orange County Sheriff’s Office said earlier on Twitter that one person was
LisaRaye and Da Brat / Getty *Da Brat’s wife Jesseca Dupart has clapped back at reports that LisaRaye McCoy learned about the rapper’s pregnancy online like the rest of us. Brat announced this week that she is expecting her first child at age 48. It seems podcaster Raquel Harper stirred up online drama when she
Andy Mineo’s song “Coming In Hot” featured in new McDonald’s commercial. The post Andy Mineo Song Featured in McDonald’s Commercial appeared first on The Gospel Music Association.
Erica Campbell, Maverick City Music and Kirk Franklin among winners. The post Winners Announced for Night One of the 2023 NAACP Image Awards appeared first on The Gospel Music Association.
Toby and Amanda McKeehan, along with their business partner, Charles Rulick, are seeking to develop the 7.1-acre property behind the McKeehan’s historic home in Franklin, Tennessee. The post TobyMac Developing Land in Historic Franklin, Tennessee appeared first on The Gospel Music Association.
Season 21 of “American Idol” kicked off with a surprise appearance from Dove Award-winning singer Lauren Daigle, who delightfully crashed Megan Danielle’s audition of “You Say.” The post Lauren Daigle Surprises American Idol Contestant appeared first on The Gospel Music Association.
By Ralph E. Moore Jr., Special to the AFRO Perhaps it was an omen of things to come when 17-year-old D’Asia Garrison became the first murder victim in Baltimore in 2023, bringing in a new year with another horribly sad statistic. In the week of February 12-18 of this very year there were seven teenagers
Governor Wes Moore declared Feb. 20, 2023, as Civil Rights Heroes Day to acknowledge Maryland-born civil rights leaders such as Harriett Tubman for their persistent work and effort for justice. (Courtesy Photos) By Tashi McQueen, AFRO Political Writer, tmcqueen@afro.com Governor Wes Moore proclaimed Feb. 20, 2023, as Civil Rights Heroes Day in Maryland. The Moore-Miller
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, msayles@afro.com Baltimore-based Innovation Works, which works to create sustainable neighborhood economies in Baltimore City, is hosting a free game night led by equity scientist and author, Lawrence T. Brown, on Feb. 23 at Baltimore Unity Hall at 5 p.m. Attendees will get the chance to play Brown’s board game