Entertainment

While the coronavirus outbreak has done serious financial damage to Hollywood, the film industry’s creative stagnation has been longstanding. Ignoring the revolving door of superheroes, remakes and reboots, Hollywood still has a glaring problem: The […]

NNPA NEWSWIRE — By Stacy M. Brown –  “This app is bigger than just a way for people to have freedom of speech, or monetize their content,” 30-year radio personality, Marcel told NNPA Newswire of […]

By Brenda Alexander  – Raven-Symoné escaped the stereotype of child stars who fall into the dangers of fame. She started out alongside Bill Cosby when he dominated the television space and from there, she carved out her own lane […]

Tributes From Cyndi Lauper, Robert Townsend, Chuck D and More Pour In – Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Little Richard, known for his hits like Good Golly Miss Molly and Tutti Frutti has died. […]

Singer Betty Wright Dead at 66

By Kiana Fitzgerald – Andre Harrell, hip-hop and R&B mogul and founder of the visionary label Uptown Records, has died. He was 59 years old. The Revolt network, where Harrell worked as vice chairman, confirmed […]

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton – The opening of the National Museum of African American Music is scheduled to take place this Labor Day Weekend in the heart of downtown Nashville.  BLACK ENTERPRISE spoke with Don Hardin, founder […]

by Lydia Blanco – It’s not every day that you win a Pulitzer Prize. That’s why when composer Anthony Davis found out that he won the Pulitzer Prize for his opera “The Central Park Five” […]

by Caroline Clarke – Carol’s Daughter founder Lisa Price did not graduate from college and, other than speaking at her young daughter’s Moving Up ceremony a few years ago, she has never given a commencement address—nor […]

If you hear people greet each other with “May the fourth be with you,” that’s because they’re Star Wars fans, and today—May 4—is another way for people from all walks of life to celebrate the […]