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In a nail-biting Game 5, Jalen Brunson carried the Knicks on his back to win 94-90 over the San Antonio Spurs.
If you missed the latest broadcast of The Ronnette Rollins Show, you missed a good time on the airwaves! Make sure you set your phone reminders right now to tune in Saturdays from 12–4 PM and Sundays from 3–6 PM on Praise 92.7/95.9 FM so you don't miss out on the fun next time. During our latest Question of the Day segment, we dove into a topic that hit close to home for many of us: fun date night ideas for couples!
Da Brat has always been a style icon, serving bold fashion and beauty with confidence.
Olympians, NBA stars, and the Silver Fox Squad inspire audiences with new shows on Bounce TV and Scripps Sports Network.
Radio king "GRIFF" took his voice talent from the 'Get Up!' church to Audible for his new book, 'Cats & Puppies.' We had to get an exclusive!
BGE says rising wholesale energy costs could impact customers across Maryland, but there are ways to keep your costs down.
We spoke with Tribeca Festival standout Reginald Dwayne Betts about 'March Forth,' his revealing doc about incarceration and forgiveness.
Turkey Leg Hut, a former Houston icon, returns for a pop-up event as ex-owner pleads guilty to arson.
For Black women, rage is rarely afforded the same complexity as grief, love, vulnerability, or even joy. But in Is God Is, writer-director Aleshea Harris delivers something far more radical: a revenge-fueled fever dream that centers Black women not as victims, but as architects of their own justice. The post ‘Make Your Daddy Dead’ — Why ‘Is God Is’ Is The Black Woman Revenge Fantasy Hollywood Has Been Too Afraid To Make [Exclusive Video] appeared first on MadameNoire.
Systemic injustices against Black Americans persist, with justice system often failing to deliver equality.
Early voting is now underway across Maryland ahead of the June 23 primary election. Polls are open daily through June 18 as officials address concerns over a recent mail-in ballot printing error.
The court's decision, which was unsigned and included no reasoning saved Jeffery Lee from being executed via nitrogen hypoxia on Thursday.