Ebony Magazine Website Vanishes From Internet
Ebony launched in 1945 and documented African-American life.
AuthorAnita Bennett
Jay-Z’s Roc Nation and Tidal Order Furloughs and Pay Cuts
The cuts come as the nation’s business climate worsens amid the coronavirus crisis
LA Mayor Says Large Gatherings May Be Banned Until 2021 – Bad News for Awards Shows
“It’s difficult to imagine us getting together in the thousands.”
‘Girls Trip’ Cast Holds Quarantine Reunion on ‘Red Table Talk’
The “Girls Trip Coronavirus Quarantine Reunion” episode drops on April 15.
‘The Clark Sisters’ Movie Scores Lifetime’s Best Ratings in Four Years
The authorized biopic about the Detroit-bred gospel group debuted on Saturday, April 11.
NAACP and BET Set Town Hall Series on Coronavirus in Black Community
“Unmasked: A COVID-19 Virtual Town Hall Series” kicks off on Wednesday, April 8.
Why Black People Are Dying From Coronavirus at Higher Rates
African Americans made up 81% of COVID-19 deaths in Milwaukee County.
Earl Graves Sr. Dies: ‘Black Enterprise’ Founder Was 85
“We will evermore celebrate his life and legacy, in this, our 50th Anniversary Year,” the magazine said.
Al Sharpton Rips Churches for Holding Services Amid Coronavirus Crisis
Sharpton says pastors are putting people’s lives at risk by holding services in person.
Bill Withers Dies: Grammy-Winning ‘Ain’t No Sunshine’ Singer Was 81
The singer is being remembered as an “incredible songwriter and storyteller.”
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