Iconic ‘Martin’ Series is Coming to Netflix
“I say Jerome’s in da house,” along with Martin, Gina, Pam, and the whole crew! Get ready to step back in time and relive the laughter that defined a generation as the classic 90s sitcom Martin lands on Netflix on March 31st. Strong Black Lead announced that Netflix is set to stream the hilarious antics […]
114 yo Elizabeth Francis Shares Her Secrets for a Long Happy Life
She is now the fifth oldest living person in the world! At age 114 years old and 218 days (editor’s note: as of 2/27/2024), Elizabeth Francis of Texas has officially become the oldest living person in the United States, according to LongeviQuest, an organization that tracks human lifespans around the world. Her advice for living […]
‘Mychal the Librarian’ Set to Collaborate with PBS Kids in Social Media Series
Something magical is happening for a magical person! In a spirited announcement on Instagram, Mychal Threets, the beloved librarian and social media personality known as “Mychal the Librarian,” shared exciting news with his followers. The Fairfield Civic Center Library’s supervising librarian revealed that he would be collaborating with PBS Kids on a social media series […]
40 Years Ago, Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ Album Made History at the Grammys
It changed the course of music forever! When it comes to the history of Black music, few albums have left as much of a mark on the cultural landscape quite like Michael Jackson’s “Thriller.” Released in November 1982, this iconic album not only revolutionized the music industry but also set new standards for creativity, production, […]
Black Girls Rock! Set to Return on Lifetime
Black Girls Rock! is back! After a five year hiatus, the awards show that honors the success and achievements of Black women will return, signaling the start of a long-term legacy of cultural celebration and empowerment. Black Girls Rock! previously aired on BET from 2010 to 2019 but will be moving to Lifetime for its […]
Huntsville Woman Set to Open First Black Woman-Owned Beauty Supply Store in Walmart
The ethnic hair care aisle just won’t do! Alabama resident, Kaylah A. Joseph, has always tried to care for her natural hair, but struggled to find the right products with healthy ingredients to include in her hair care regimen. So, she made a haircare brand for herself and other “curly girlies” looking for something to […]
Watch the Viral Moment Keyshia Cole Surprised These Middle School Students
Proof that music transcends generation! Students at The Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta, Georgia recently got a special surprise. While practicing for a special mock performance of Keyshia Cole’s “Love,” the students were surprised by the R&B songstress herself. Led by a charismatic lead singer, founder Ron Clark interrupted the performance to ask the young […]
Philadelphia Elementary School Opens Mini Nursing Academy for Students
Nursing is an overwhelmingly white profession but health care providers in Philadelphia are trying to change that. Nurse Clarissa Collier of North Philadelphia’s General George Meade Elementary School and Southeastern Pennsylvania Area Black Nurses Association, a local chapter of the National Black Nurses Association created an after-school program called the Mini Nurse Academy. The program […]
A Different World Cast To Reunite For 10 City HBCU Tour
You don’t have to rely on reruns to get this crew together again! After three decades, stars including Darryl M. Bell, Charnele Brown, Jasmine Guy, Kadeem Hardison, Dawnn Lewis, Cree Summer, Glynn Turman, and Sinbad, along with producers Susan Fales and Debbie Allen, are reuniting to celebrate the show’s 35-year legacy and make history on […]
Meet Chaymeriyia Moncrief, the First Black Woman to Own a Smart Glasses Brand
She’s inspiring the culture through social technology! Chaymeriyia Moncrief emerges as a trailblazer, shaping the future with her brainchild, NSPRE. Born and raised in Alabama, Moncrief’s journey began in March 2020 when she transformed her dream into a reality by launching NSPRE to the public. According to the NSPRE website, what initially started as a […]