Here are four popular New Year’s resolutions with a twist for improving your relationship with nature in 2022 and beyond.
White transcended time with her comedic charm entertaining multiple generations.
One of our most dearest actress and comedians, Betty White has died. Just two weeks before reaching 100, Ms. White passed away in her home at 99, as reported by TMZ. Ms. Betty White was truly an American icon that pioneered and paved ways through the entertainment and media industry. For the past 80 years […]
When a group called College Republicans sent out a "Happy Kwanzaa" tweet, Marjorie Taylor Greene responded: "Stop. It’s a fake religion created by a psychopath. You aren’t bringing in new voters, you are turning them away. People are tired of pandering and BS."
The growth with African-American's and podcasting have grown tremendously and many are looking to capitalize. While Apple, Spotify, and other companies look to corner our market, Radio Veteran Mike Chandler is looking to create a destination for the Black consumer with his new app.
The sports world is suffering an extreme loss as it's just been reported by the NFL that legendary commentator and coach John Madden has passed away at the age of 85.
There have been a lot of monumental moments throughout this year and Black women are continuing to make history!
Herschel Walker's son, Christian Walker, took to Twitter to be loud and wrong about crime in blue states calling them "literal hellholes" and "crime invested liberal utopias."
We got Nickelodeon all-star Kel Mitchell to join the Get Up! church for a brief chat about the origins of his pastorship and how it led him to publishing a new devotional book titled 'Blessed Mode: 90 Days to Level Up Your Faith.'
Nearly 15 years after Oprah Winfrey launched the TV career of Dr. Mehmet Oz, the upstart politician running for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania has told the media maven to "stay out" of his campaign, according to reports.
From Nicki Minaj to Tia Mowry-Hardrict, here's how some of our favorite celebrities spend Christmas Day.
Social media has always been an outlet for the world to connect by way of jokes and memes, and this Christmas proved to be no different as we all deal with the global effects of a pandemic that recently spiked with a new Omicron variant of COVID-19.
