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Sep 21

5 Mins. of Fashion Fodder: Cardi B, Young Thug, Ashanti & More!

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Taneica of Tea with Taneica It's Friday so you already know that Taneica of Tea With Taneica has got your 5 minutes of Fashion Fodder! Tune in as she gives us the best & worst looks from the red carpet this week. And if you like, please comment, share and subscribe to her channel! Continue

May 04

The Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 10 Leaves Us Craving More Substance

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The Real Housewives of Atlanta Cast By Brenda Alexander It’s season 10 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta and the first where I haven’t seen weekly headlines or recaps. What started off as a raw and fascinating depiction of the elite black women of Atlanta has transformed into a show of forced story lines and soured friendships. Here’s what we…

Dec 18

To Critics Who Feel Tiffany Haddish Is Doing Too Much

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Tiffany Haddish & Maya Rudolph (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP) By Veronica Wells There are plenty of Black women America loves that I care for just a little bit less. And while a few close friends and family might know how I feel, I try not to express those sentiments publicly because there are no shortage of people who talk sh*t…

Sep 21

‘From the Bottom Up’ Season 3 Rebuilds With a New Cast

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Cast of 'From the Bottom Up' Season 3 By Mwabi Kaira The court of public opinion is tough. One misleading headline or wrong information can change a person’s whole life and there’s no convincing anyone of the truth once the untruth is out there. Our judicial system is even worse, you can serve your time but forever have the label…

Sep 21

One to Watch: How Choosing Herself is Paying Off For Singer Aisha Badru

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Aisha Badru By Sharee Silerio Singer and Yonkers, New York native Aisha Badru was three years into college when she realized that she’d had enough. The daughter of Nigerian educators was living a life that she didn’t choose and it was taking its toll. So after much contemplation, she did what would seem crazy to many and she quit. Continue…