*The daughters of Jayson Williams have slammed St. John’s University for inducting the former NBA All-Star into the school’s Athletics Hall of Fame. As reported by The Associated Press, the teenage sisters, Tryumph and Whizdom Williams, wrote open letters to the university in which they condemned the school for honoring their “deadbeat” dad. The girls claim Williams
*It’s no secret that 10-year-old Blue Ivy Carter had social media buzzing after she bid over $80K on diamond earrings at this year’s Wearable Art Gala. Although she lost the bid, it appears the beehive still won because Beyoncé auctioned off tickets to her “Renaissance World Tour,” confirming rumors that it is happening next year!
*Bobby Brown revealed in his 2016 book “Every Little Step,” that during his marriage to late singer Whitney Houston, she cheated on him with several people including rapper Tupac Shakur. In a clip taken from the audiobook, Brown explained that his now-deceased ex-wife had an illicit affair with Pac early in their marriage. When the
Dapo Peters and The Dynasty Band offer up new music with an uplifting and soulful new single titled “Walk on Water”. The faith-inspiring piece brings a reminder to everyone in fear or doubt in all situations that nothing is truly impossible. Dapo Peters and the Dynasty Band is an eclectic minstrel, blending diverse genres into
The 53rd Annual GMA Dove Awards were handed out Tuesday night, October 18th, 2022, in Nashville, Tennessee to a sold-out audience. The show aired Friday, October 21st, exclusively on TBN and was simulcast on SiriusXM The Message. Co-hosts Erica Campbell and Chris Tomlin led the all-star night of music with performances from across the community
US-based gospel singer, songwriter, and music minister, Dare David is full of gratitude for the “Great Things” God has done and it’s evident in his new single. Available today on digital platforms, the new anthem is accompanied by a live video “It is my prayer that this blesses you and brings you to a place
By Deborah Bailey, AFRO D.C. Editor Fresh from celebrating her fifth anniversary as President of Bowie State University in July 2022, Aminta H. Breaux is racing to excellence with her […] The post Aminta Breaux’s first five years at Bowie State University, opening doors virtually and literally appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
By Bill Curtis Langston Hughes would be shocked. Dreams are not deferred in Baltimore. Dreams in Baltimore are barricaded behind hard violence, illiteracy, and a phalanx of “leadership” without vision. […] The post Jobs are key to stopping the bullets appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
By Pat Graham, AP Sports Writer Enjoying retired life, Allyson Felix was eating hot wings and sipping on a root beer float in Los Angeles when the phone rang. She […] The post Felix comes out of retirement, helps 4×400 relay into final appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
By Kara Thompson, MDDC Intern Northwood Plaza used to be a segregated shopping area located next to Morgan State University, a historically Black college. Starting in the early 1950s, hundreds […] The post Formerly segregated plaza now redeveloped with help of HBCU appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .