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As Rhodes College prepares for its 2025 commencement, six outstanding seniors have earned one of the school’s highest honors: induction into the Rhodes Hall of Fame. Established in 1931, this prestigious recognition celebrates leadership, service, and campus impact—honorees are chosen by their peer...
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Aaron Rodgers’ potential re-entry into the NFL might revolve around facing the franchise that unceremoniously let him go. As reported by NBC Sports, the acclaimed four-time MVP is expected to join the Pittsburgh Steelers, setting the stage for a thrilling clash against the New York Jets in Week 1. M...
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The Philadelphia Eagles, the current Super Bowl champions, are gearing up for a thrilling showdown against the Dallas Cowboys as the 2025 NFL season kicks off. On their New Heights podcast, Jason and Travis Kelce enthusiastically discussed the matchup. Jason quipped about the Cowboys' enduring Super...
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In a provocative on-court interview, Coco Gauff playfully encouraged tennis enthusiasts to boo her. The 21-year-old athlete recently triumphed over Mirra Andreeva in the Italian Open quarterfinals. During her semifinal interview, Gauff was quizzed about her culinary preferences, revealing her fondne...
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Brittany Williams has demonstrated what her NFL star ex-partner is lacking. While at the Dolphin Bay Resort and Spa in California, the gorgeous brunette flaunted her form in a little bikini.
Before their abrupt split in 2023, Brittany, 26, dated Buffalo Bills player Josh Allen for about six years. A...
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Marc Raby, multi-talented filmmaker and owner of Encore Theatre and Gallery, has relocated to downtown Birmingham at 1604 2nd Avenue North, seeking to strengthen African American representation in theater. As arts funding dwindles, Raby emphasizes the necessity of cultural storytelling. Encore engag...
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Janet Maycock, President of the Druid Hills Neighborhood Association, expressed delight in the offerings at Protective Stadium for local residents. For the second consecutive year, the Community Wellness Fair, sponsored by Protective, featured complimentary sports physicals from UAB Sports & Ex...
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Alvin Moore, recognized by the Southwest Athletic Conference Alumni Association, is finally set to receive the esteemed Alumni Award. “The moment is well-deserved,” stated Lonza Hardy. The SWAC Legends Awards and Roast occurs on May 17 at 7 p.m. in Flowood, Mississippi. Moore’s remarkable journey s...
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Mother’s Day honors those who brought us into the world—our mothers. Yet, many carry a heavy burden of unresolved feelings towards their parents. The sad reality is that not all familial relationships are nurturing; a staggering 80% of American families are dysfunctional.
If you find yourself stru...
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In our ongoing lawn care safety series, riding lawnmowers are essential to discuss. From 2008 to 2010, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reported approximately 35,000 emergency room visits annually due to riding mower injuries. Always remove keys to prevent unintended operation, and diseng...
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Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin and local entrepreneurs are urging Governor Kay Ivey to veto Alabama House Bill 445, warning it could devastate the state’s hemp industry. The proposed legislation shifts regulatory authority to the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board and imposes strict rules an...
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(Photos: Wikimedia Commons) LONG BEACH, Calif.—A surge of empty containers from cargo vessels is accumulating in Long Beach. In April alone, one-fifth of cargo ship arrivals faced cancellations. As stevedores, truckers, and warehouse employees face job losses, unions express frustration and concern....
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From May 14 to 20, we reflect on powerful milestones in Black history. On May 14, 1885, Erskine Henderson, a pioneering African American jockey, won the Kentucky Derby riding Joe Cotton—becoming the sixth Black jockey to win the prestigious race during a time when Black riders led the sport.That sa...
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The 2025 Cannes Film Festival has commenced, prompting unexpected changes to the dress code that led Halle Berry to alter her attire. The “Catwoman” actress and jury member revealed in a press conference, “I had an incredible dress by Gaurav Gupta, but the train was too elaborate.”The revised guidel...
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This week in Black history, we honor pivotal moments that shaped the nation. On May 14, 1885, Erskine Henderson became the sixth Black jockey to win the Kentucky Derby, riding Joe Cotton under the guidance of African American trainer Alex Perry. Black jockeys once dominated the sport until they wer...