Sinners continued its winning streak at the 79th Annual BAFTAs, taking home three awards from the 2026 ceremony. Nigerian-British actress Wunmi Mosaku won the Supporting Actress BAFTA for her role as hoodoo healer Annie in the film. Musaku, who is expecting her second child, thanked her family and mom and delivered a heartfelt message: “To […]
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Hoops, Hope, and Hustle: All-Star Weekend’s Best Moments and More
Giannis Antetokounmpo was just one of the ballers on hand at Baby2Baby NBA Cares All Stars Day of Service on February 13 at the LA Convention Center in Los Angeles. Baron Davis. Image: Michael Kovac/Getty Images for Baby2Baby He and fellow NBA players and alums, like Tyrese Maxey and Baron Davis, along with celebs like […]
MLB is Adding Negro Leagues Stats to its Historic Record. Is That the Best Way to Honor Negro League Players?
Baseball is the oldest sport in this country – America’s pastime – and as a byproduct, the best and most documented sport as well. Then, New York Clipper sportswriter Henry Chadwick printed one of the earliest iterations of the box score in 1859, documenting runs, hits, outs, assists, and errors of one of his local […]
What Happens to Black Women’s Minds When a Birth Advocate Dies Newly Postpartum?
When the untimely death of Dr. Janell Green Smith, a 31-year-old midwife in South Carolina, occurred not even a week after giving birth, for many Black women, chances are you remember where you were when you heard the news. According to CNN, Green Smith was admitted to the hospital on Christmas Eve of last year […]
Dinner Was the Date: How Food Became the First Language of Black Love
Have you ever noticed that most films centering the Black experience always include scenes of pure fellowship over food? Films like Soul Food, Moonlight, Crooklyn and even The Princess and the Frog, before the kiss, the conflict, the coming-of-age moment, there is almost always a table. Someone is stirring a pot, and someone is being […]
‘Is God Is’ — 5 Things We Learned From the Explosive New Trailer
Revenge, rage, sisterhood, and a sinister Sterling K. Brown. The Is God Is trailer has dropped, and it’s got us all in a chokehold. Two-time Tony winner Kara Young and Mallori Johnson play twin sisters who are on a mission to kill their abusive father. Here are five takeaways we learned from this electrifying drop. […]
After Dark Grooming: The Nighttime Rituals Guaranteed to Enhance Your Sleepy Time
A Call to Action: Now Is Not the Time for Black Athletes to Get Comfortable
When it comes to Black History Month and sports, there’s this “rinse, recycle, repeat” feel about it. Every year around this time, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by Tommie Smith and John Carlos at the 1968 Olympics as they stood, heads bowed and black-gloved fists raised high, on the winner’s podium. Track and […]
These Gen-Z Content Creators Put Black History in the Algorithm
In a sea of misinformation, heated cultural arguments, and active erasure of historical information on different communities online, Black Gen Z content creators are working to show how Black History can always stay on the algorithm. Take, for example, Taylor Cassidy. who has been creating content since 2020, when she was just 17. Talking with […]
Who Is the Black Incel? ‘The Beauty’ Examines the Man Behind the Screen
You could scroll past FX’s The Beauty on Hulu, thinking it’s just spectacle, showing a virus that turns ordinary people into an alleged perfected version of themselves. The entire body changes, and the transformations are graphic, excessive, and sometimes grotesque. It plays like satire about filters, injectables, and our obsession with cosmetic shortcuts. But beneath […]









