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 / General UPDATE — Tuesday, July 2, 2025, 11:38 a.m. EST: The jury in the federal trial against Sean “Diddy” Combs has found the hip-hop mogul not...
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It was glitz, glam, and Black girl greatness at its finest as the National Urban League hosted its 6th annual Women in Harmony Awards Luncheon on Saturday, one...
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Photos by Keaton Greene. When you step foot into Mielle’s Essence Festival pop-up, AKA the Beauty Rewind Salon, you’re instantly transported back to the ’90s. In other words,...
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Source: Brit Eady + Kelli Ferrell Having an abortion is not a character flaw, but Real Housewives of Atlanta star Brit Eady doesn’t seem to know that. She chose to expose her...
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BOSSIP has an exclusive clip from the latest episode of The Chi, where Phylicia Rashad makes her debut as a no-nonsense mom calling her son (and his interracial...
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