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A little bit of Harlem is coming to Los Angeles. Meagan Good has joined the cast of Reasonable Doubt for its upcoming fourth season. Good will play Regina Harris, the new district attorney, described as smart, compassionate, and no one’s fool. Last seen in Lifetime’s I’ll Never Let You Go, Good is known for her leading role as […]
Before returning to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2025, at the time, retired NFL quarterback Teddy Bridgewater took a short stint coaching at Miami Northwestern High School. This act of public service, however, did not come without controversy. After covering rides to and from practice and providing meals to his players, Bridgewater was suspended in […]
Serena Williams knows exactly what accessories she’d have in her Barbie playset. “A blazer—my go-to for off-court work events,” she exclaimed to EBONY. “A fun bag or heels. And of course, a tennis racket, because that’s where it all started. I’d also sneak in a little something extra for my girls.” The power blazer is […]
There was a time when creator agencies operated like booking factories. Secure the deal. Deliver the post. Collect the check. Repeat. That model is dead. Or at least, it’s no longer enough to survive in an industry where Black creators are not just shaping culture, but defining the business of it. In 2026, the agencies […]
In an era marked by uncertainty and the reevaluation of traditional institutions, the role of Black opera singers has taken on profound significance. With the recent discourse involving actor Timothee Chalamet, who said, “I don’t want to be working in ballet, or opera, or things where it’s like, ‘Hey, keep this thing alive, even though […]
For over a month, Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees have continued to work without adequate pay as tensions rise at airports across the U.S. This situation began as a result of indecision coming from political leadership after the Senate was supposed to agree on funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border […]
There’s something uncomfortable about how Kin, Tayari Jones’ latest novel, confronts the absence of motherhood. As a daughter who has experienced maternal abandonment without explanation or closure, that ache never leaves you. In Kin, Annie and Vernice share the burden of being motherless, but they approach it in decidedly different ways. Abandoned before she could […]
The Maldives is one of those places most of us feel familiar with before we ever go. You’ve seen the photos. The overwater villas. The version of it that lives online. I had all of that in my head when I arrived. What I didn’t have was a clear sense of how the trip would […]
For sports lovers, “March Madness” signals college basketball tournaments filling our TVs and devices with the latest collegiate exploits on the hard court. While I will be tuning in to watch numerous games, this year my “March Madness” includes a new roster, Imperfect Women, Apple TV+’s new series that has me guessing and on the […]
The South has always been a canvas for expression, and Kandy G. Lopez knew from a very early age the importance of exploring identity and power through mixed media. Born to Dominican parents, she draws from her experience navigating her upbringing as an inner city kid. “I understood that you can be taught how to […]