Rafer Johnson Dies: 1960 Olympic Gold Medalist Was 86
Johnson known as the “World’s Greatest Athlete” after winning a gold medal for the decathlon.
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OWN’s ‘Belle Collective’ to Follow Five Southern Black Entrepreneurs
The unscripted reality series from Carlos King is set in Jackson, Mississippi.
Obama Criticizes ‘Defund the Police’ Slogan and Catches Heat
“I guess you can use a snappy slogan like ‘defund the police,’ but you know you’ve lost a big audience.”
‘Little Women: Atlanta’ to Honor Late Star Ashley ‘Minnie’ Ross on Season 6 Premiere
“Have you thought about how it’s going to be without Minnie now?” the cast members ask.
Pharrell Williams Launches Black Ambition Non-Profit to Help Black and Latinx Entrepreneurs
The group will be giving away cash prizes, with applications due by Feb. 18, 2021.
LA Shelves Plan to Close COVID-19 Testing Site for Movie Shoot After Outcry
The closure would have affected over 500 people with appointments at the site.
Cardi B Apologizes After Hosting Pandemic Thanksgiving Party
“It felt so good & uplifted me,” the rapper tweeted.
Felicity Huffman Lands First TV Role After Prison Stint
The actress served 11 days in federal prison for her role in the college admissions scam.
TV One’s ‘Christmas Dilemma’ Brings Chaos Home for the Holidays
The holiday film stars BJ Britt and Brittany Hall, and premieres on Sunday, Dec. 6.
‘Couples Retreat’ Actor Faizon Love Sues Universal Over ‘Racist’ Movie Poster
The two Black actors in the film were removed from the poster released overseas.
