Kristen Welker, the first Black journalist to host “Meet the Press,” the longest-running television program in history, reflected on her one-year anniversary as the show’s moderator, emphasizing her commitment to holding those in power accountable while amplifying diverse voices. She also shared insights into how the show is reaching new audiences, her approach to balancing work and family life, and her practices for self-care.
Source: Getty Images Black women always bring charisma, grace and commanding presence to the stages of an award show. Whether hosting solo or sharing the spotlight, some Black...
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The internet is buzzing, once again, thanks to Reneé Rapp and her unapologetic take on some of the turmoil one of her besties has been through. The “Mean Girls” star,...
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Source: Ray Mickshaw Ananda Lewis, the beloved television host, journalist, and fierce advocate for Black women’s health, has passed away following a years-long battle with stage four breast...
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Just when you thought the on-again, off-again saga of DDG and Halle Bailey couldn’t get any messier, the rapper himself is now making headlines with a public apology....
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