Author: Madiha Ahmed

My workout determination has gotten me through burpee after burpee, demanding at-home fitness programs, half-marathons, and speedy swim intervals. But, my will power has historically disappeared the minute push-ups were in the picture. For as long as I can remember, it’s been the one move that’s challenged me both mentally and physically to the point of surrender. In all … Continue reading Dynasty Continues: Çâm Ñëwtôń Signs 1-Year Deal With The New England Patriots Continue Reading →

Marvel Comics, to their credit, has made an effort to incorporate black heroes pretty much since the original architects like Stab Lee, Jack Kirby, Larry Lieber, Steve Ditko, and Jim Steranko were still around. When Captain America was thawed from the ice after 15 years, Stan Lee didn’t bring back his original sidekick Bucky but … Continue reading Anthony Mackie Says Marvel Needs More Diversity Behind the Cameras Continue Reading →

It’s been 40 years since BET began putting the Black in Black Entertainment Television, and on Sunday, June 28, the network celebrated with the 20th anniversary of its biggest annual party: the BET Awards. From a show opener featuring Public Enemy’s classic hit “Fight the Power” to Chloe x Halle giving innovative art tea with their double performance, the … Continue reading Tune in to All the Powerful and Electric Performances From This Year’s BET Awards Continue Reading →

Dree Hemingway. Two great names. “Dree” was her late father director Stephen Crisman’s first spoken word. And “Hemingway?” Great-grampa on Mama’s side, Ernest Hemingway. Mama, actress Mariel Hemingway. Aunt — Margaux Hemingway. Currently in the on-demand film “Run With the Hunted,” she a spoiled brat? “No. I grew up in Ketchum, Idaho. Studied ballet at … Continue reading Dree Hemingway, great-granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, on Idaho upbringing Continue Reading →

Last night’s virtual BET Awards went down and some of your faves racked up trophies. As previously reported, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, BET enlisted”an array of innovative techniques and artist-generated content” for a virtual ceremony. This year’s show hosted by Amanda Seales marked the 20th anniversary of the awards and BET’s 40th anniversary. Amanda noted that we as a community “deserve a break” … Continue reading Were YOU Watching? Lizzo, Roddy Rich, Megan & More 2020 BET Award Winners Continue Reading →

Have y’all had a chance to check out VH1’s “To Catch A Beautician” show? A brand new episode airs tonight at 9pm and we’ve got an exclusive look. In tonight’s episode, Asabi wanted a “Mommy Makeover” but her sister turned her dream for a new look into a nightmare. Suffering from postpartum depression, Asabi wanted a new look, so … Continue reading “To Catch A Beautician” Exclusive: Asabi Wanted A “Mommy Makeover” But Her Sister’s Creamy Crack And Color Combo Wreaked Hair Havoc! Continue Reading →

Stormi Webster is here to bring a smile to your face with her latest stylish little outfit. Kylie Jenner’s 2-year-old looked absolutely precious wearing one of summer’s biggest trends: biker shorts. If you weren’t aware, Stormi’s closet includes a rad sneaker collection and trendy pieces like tie-dye loungewear sets. She’s even matched her mom from time to time and made … Continue reading Yes, Stormi Is the Coolest 2-Year-Old in Her Biker Shorts and Nikes Continue Reading →

White people are shaken to their core by the idea of accountability and equal justice under the law. Yesterday in St. Louis, protesters took to the streets to make their way to Mayor Lyda Krewson’s home in order to demand her resignation for publishing the names and addresses of local citizens who called for the defunding of … Continue reading Alabaster Assault: Shook-To-Death Soup Cookies In St. Louis Point Guns At Peaceful Protesters For Plodding Past Their Palatial Plantation Continue Reading →

Chloe x Halle performed at the 2020 BET Awards in not one but two expertly crafted outfits constructed by their stylist Zerina Akers. Zerina tapped TLZ L’Femme for some white reflective fabric that seemed to be her favorite out of the two polar-opposite looks. The girls started the performance singing “Forgive Me” in black latex and fishnet stockings (Chloe … Continue reading Chloe x Halle Show Us How Stylish a Virtual Performance Can Be in Reflective Fabric Continue Reading →

Ava DuVernay is standing up and saluting Colin Kaepernick with a Netflix scripted series titled “Colin in Black & White.” The six-episode limited series, which will focus on the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback’s high school years, will be narrated and executive produced by Kaepernick. “Colin in Black & White” follows Kaepernick’s early life as … Continue reading Ava DuVernay to Executive Produce Scripted Series Based on Colin Kaepernick’s High School Years Continue Reading →