The four-time Emmy Award-winning television journalist, iTunes No. 1 podcast host, and beauty founder has been dubbed the queen of DIY glam. She takes pride in setting the standard for women who want to look like a million bucks without breaking the bank, and her latest endeavor is an extension of that.
Journalist, Ayesha K. Faines, best known as a panelist on Grapevine TV, died unexpectedly on July 2.
It's easy to list some of the most visible Black women in the media who impact us every day. Here, read about more leading Black women journalists that you might not be familiar with who continue to change the media industry for the better by making our news more inclusive, balanced, and authentic to our stories.
What we absolutely aren't going to do, is tolerate Trump's continued blatant disrespect of Black women in powerful positions.
Eric Deggans' story highlights the many heartbreaking challenges the virus presents as numbers continue to rise.
Candace Kelley is a woman of many hats. Black Star News reports that it’s her drive and hair that has inspired so many people.
He missed the Erin Andrews memo: DON'T mess with female reporters!
(Huffington Post) — Despite the NBA Finals between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics heating up the talk around the league is still LeBron James. Does James deserve the amount of attention he’s getting? After all, he’s the most prized free agent in NBA history right? Are there other stories about James that are […]
The multi-faceted journalist discusses how faith and identity play into his career.