This Day In History: March 18th Considered to be one of the first ladies of rap, Queen Latifah, has been…
In basketball, one of the most culturally revered titles a player can hold is New York City Point God. Being a…
Y’all, Habermas died over the weekend. He was 96. Some of you are reading this and probably squinting like, “Haber-who?” And…
“Mhiripiri Gallery, is being listed for sale (the building and the inventory) but until it sells, it is open for…
The Pan-European Game Information body announced plans to raise the age rating for games featuring loot boxes to 16 as…
Jazz legend, Nat King Cole, was born March 17, 1919, in Montgomery, Alabama, to a Baptist pastor and a church…
The doors of the church are open. Good morning, saints. Good morning to the faithful.Good morning to the curious.Good morning…
South Carolina Congressman Jim Clyburn announced his plans to run for another term last Thursday. At age 85, it would…
Karen Hunter warns that the United States is facing what she calls “a very illiterate time,” arguing that political inaction…
Pioneer physician, Rebecca J. Cole, was born on March 16, 1846, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Cole was one of the first…
On March 15, 1959, Ben Okri was born in Minna, Nigeria, beginning the life of a writer who would become…
If you open your phone right now and scroll through social media sites you’ll likely see missiles streaking across the…