Michael B Jordan – SNL screenshot *Last month, Michael B. Jordan made his debut as the host of the January 28 SNL episode. When he took to the SNL stage, the talented and handsome actor took some time to jokingly address his breakup with Lori Harvey. Their high-profile intimate affair lasted more than a year.
*CNN’s Laura Coates joins two photographers from CreativeSoul Photography who’ve partnered with shopDisney to debut a new collection of magical dolls inspired by Disney princesses meant to empower young girls of color. MORE NEWS ON EURWEB: Brandy Ordered To Pay $32k for Ex-Housekeeper’s Legal Fees Black Dolls from Disney – CNN screenshot The post ‘Proud
Lori Harvey – Getty *We are tired, hangry, and need a 21+ and over beverage but will probably end up drinking water, chile, here is your today’s Social Heat! We took great joy seeing Lori Harvey and her man Damson Idris enjoy a self-care day getting facials. We love this for them! Kyrie Irving wants to
Pastor Mike Jr *From the pulpit to being lit, in the Christian way of course, Pastor Mike Jr. has released his new album “Impossible,” and EUR caught up with him to speak about the exciting project! Pastor Mike Jr., also known as PMJ, has gained popularity over the last few years for his work as
*(CNN) — The footage of Tyre Nichols‘ deadly police arrest is hard to watch, but for those who have survived brutal police encounters, it can be unbearable. “I’m very intentional about not watching those types of videos. They are extremely triggering for me,” said Leon Ford, who survived a police shooting and now works as
By Beverly Richards, Special to the AFRO Political pundit and former mayoral candidate Catalina Byrd is a self-described “hopeless romantic” when it comes to Baltimore City. “It’s one of my first loves,” she said. Catalina has been loyal to Baltimore and has dedicated her entire adult life to its residents trying to “make what’s wrong
By Tashi McQueen, AFRO Political Writer, tmcqueen@afro.com On the evening of Feb. 3, Baltimore City will be under a Code Blue due to extreme cold weather. Frigid air is expected to come in, presenting estimated wind chills into the single digits. Letitia Dzirasa, the city’s health commissioner, declared a Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert from
By Tashi McQueen, AFRO Political Writer, tmcqueen@afro.com A Montgomery County, Md. community and its students are pushing for a state appeals court to help preserve a Black cemetery that bears historic significance. As Black History Month gets underway, the Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition (BACC) said it wants to protect the final remains of an estimated
By Tashi McQueen,AFRO Political Writertmcqueen@afro.com Rep. Kweisi Mfume (D-Md.-07) recently introduced the “Witness Security and Protection Grant Program Act of 2023.” The witness protection bill, if passed, will provide $150 million, $30 million a year for five years, to reinforcing witness protection services for witnesses’ of homicides, felonies, serious drug charges, gang crimes or organized
By Kendra Lee, Black Health Matters Why is loss of pregnancy still such a taboo subject? Midway through my appointment, my gynecologist went silent. Her face screwed up a little, and she announced, “I don’t hear a heartbeat.” My own heartbeat stopped, too, for a second, maybe two. “What?” I managed to croak. She was