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As the EBONY Power 100, one of the most vital award ceremonies in Black culture, approaches, everything is on the line. This year marks a historic moment as EBONY celebrates 80 years of legacy, uplifting Black voices, experiences, and successes that have long persisted as the core of our mission. That said, we’re pleased to […]
According to the ACS’s Cancer Statistics for African American and Black People, 2025, approximately 34% of all new cancer cases among Black women in 2025 will have been breast cancer diagnoses. And the American Cancer Society (ACS) reports that more than 4.3 million women are living in the U.S. with a history of breast cancer—a number projected […]
For the adults in the room, Halloween is less about candy and more about parties. And what’s a good party without a few great drinks? Check out these ghoulish cocktails and delight your Fright Night guests! The best Halloween drinks are all about a spooky spectacle. You want cocktails that deliver a visual trick as […]
Shavone Charles has always recognized her journey as a multi-hyphenate. Growing up, she nurtured a passion for creativity, understanding that her purpose extended beyond self-expression, but making a lasting impact in the communities around her. This commitment to creativity and service shaped her path, leading her to pivotal roles in the corporate world, most notably […]
The 16th celebration of One Music Fest unfolded in Atlanta like a grand southern homecoming, uniting generations through the rich and generational sound of Black music. The lineup was nothing short of legendary, featuring a star-studded cast that included the sultry sounds of Kehlani, the powerhouse vocals of Jazmine Sullivan, and the smooth melodies of […]
“No sleep, bus, club, another club, nother club, plane, next place, no sleep.” This digitally revered Lady Gaga quote is essentially the proverbial itinerary for most HBCU homecomings. You have the yard, the tailgates, the pregame, and the pregame for the pregame. Not to mention the dimly lit dinners and alumni association brunches to make […]
It: Welcome to Derry premiered last night on HBO. And while everyone can’t stop talking about that shocking ending scene, the real monster in this prequel series isn’t that killer clown who preys on children. It’s racism. Set in 1962, this chilling expansion of the It universe introduces us to Leroy and Charlotte Hanlon, a […]
Wizkid is definitely popping bottles this week. MORAYO, his sixth studio album, has returned to the Top 10 on the Apple Music Nigeria Top Albums chart, 11 months after its original debut. And the listening public couldn’t be happier. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Wizkid.tv (@wizkid.tv) “Morayo is billed for the […]
Monday, Oct. 21, could have ended very differently for many families in Atlanta. Thanks to a call from the relatives of 49-year-old Billy Cagle of Cartersville, Georgia—who had posted threats on social media expressing his intent to kill people at the airport—Atlanta law enforcement was able to intervene, preventing a potential mass shooting and arresting Cagle […]
The United States faces critical challenges in maternal health, but with awareness, action, and resources, the outcomes for mothers and newborns can improve. The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) recently declared a public health emergency due to rising infant mortality rates across the state. According to an MSDH press release, 2024 data show that […]