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Camille Winbush criticized Shannon Sharpe for exploiting her OnlyFans venture in a viral clip with Coco Jones. Sharpe discussed Winbush's transition to adult content due to dwindling "Bernie Mac Show" residuals. Winbush, still active in acting, defended her choices, emphasizing her success despite o...
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President Trump exaggerated U.S. aid amounts to Ukraine, claiming $350 billion, double the actual figure, while overstating European loan-based contributions. Europe provided about $140 billion, mainly not loans. U.S. aid included grants and military investments. Misrepresentations persisted despite...
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Racial discrimination persists as a modern issue rooted in historical policies. Dante King's book, "Diagnosing Whiteness and Anti-Blackness," examines systemic anti-Blackness in America. Institutions built on white supremacy maintain racial biases, demanding collective accountability. King's insight...
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LeBron James' resurgence alongside Luka Dončić has reinvigorated the Lakers' championship hopes. "Gil’s Arena" podcast crew, including NBA veterans, reignites MVP conversations for LeBron at 40. With Luka drawing double teams, James thrives. Robert Horry and Gilbert Arenas debate MVP scenarios, high...
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs delisted his Beverly Hills estate, originally priced at $61.5 million, amid controversy. The mansion, raided by federal agents in 2024, was linked to alleged sex trafficking activities. Combs, now detained, faces severe charges and dwindling net worth. His legal team faces challen...
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Gail Bean, an acclaimed actress, shines in roles like Wanda from Snowfall and Roulette from P-Valley. Her portrayal of Eva in Harlem highlights strong queer love. In 2025, Bean focuses on impactful projects through her nonprofit, Dream Above the Influence, celebrating Women’s History Month. Her dive...
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Greg Petrowich, WFYI's CEO, addresses government scrutiny of PBS and NPR, highlighting funding threats. Public media ensures access to unbiased, educational content for all Americans. Federal support is crucial, despite claims of bias. Engage with Congress at protectmypublicmedia.org to safeguard pu...
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Mayor Lee Harris urges the Shelby County Commission to prevent indicted member Edmund Ford Jr. from awarding grants after his arrest for bribery and tax evasion, announced Monday, March 3. The charges relate to several grants involving the commissioner and former Memphis City […]
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Kelly Young unveils Baise Collective, a dynamic PR firm in Indianapolis. With vast experience in corporate and nonprofit communications, Young rebrands her consultancy, emphasizing leadership, growth, and media strategy. Baise Collective offers tailored PR solutions, workshops, and podcast media, ai...
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On February 22, the Michigan Democratic Party gathered in Detroit for its 2025 Spring State Convention. With new leadership under Curtis Hertel, the party aims to rejuvenate and prepare for upcoming elections. Hertel emphasized unity and accountability, while leaders like Portia L. Roberson highligh...
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Injury woes plague the Dallas Mavericks, currently clinging to the Play-In Tournament's No. 10 seed. Key players sidelined include Anthony Davis (adductor), Caleb Martin (hip), Daniel Gafford (knee), and PJ Washington (ankle). Dallas Mavericks look to stay afloat in crowded Western Conference.
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A Texas MAGA supporter, Abigail Jo Shry, faces prison for threatening a federal judge handling Trump's Capitol riot case. Despite pleading First Amendment rights, Shry admitted leaving racist voicemails. Previously pardoned rioters, like Enrique Tarrio, face new charges. Concerns rise over Trump emb...
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University of Cincinnati's decision to replace bathroom signs for "biological" genders, following Ohio's bill, has upset many, especially its LGBT+ community. The president announced removing DEI elements, alarming diverse students. This move, influenced by Trump’s policies, makes students feel unde...
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The Naptown African American Theatre Collective (NAATC) presents "Stew," directed by LaKesha Lorene, showcasing kitchen conversations and family traditions. Premiering March 13 at Phoenix Theatre Cultural Center, it explores generational ties among Tucker women. The play highlights Black family lega...
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Analysts are buzzing about Colorado Buffalo quarterback Shedeur Sanders, a standout college player projecting as a top draft pick. Despite criticism of his "brash" demeanor, his father Deion's influence and raw talent shine. Fans and insiders debate media bias, while teams eye his potential impact i...