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By Kimberly Wilson ·Updated March 18, 2026 Getting your Trinity Audio player ready…
Quentin Bisch’s name attached to anything is enough to make me stop scrolling. Fragrance, lotion, body oil… heck, if he’s the creative behind that recent McDonalds campaign with their CEO eating the burger, I’d be into it.
He is one of my favorite noses right now, and if you know his work, you already know why my expectations were
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Stressed black businesswoman working on a laptop in an office alone By Brieanna Lightfoot Smith ·Updated March 18, 2026 Getting your Trinity Audio player ready…
Time may not heal all wounds but it certainly has a knack for providing clarity.
And when you look at the history of black women starting from slavery and the mammy era to the strong black woman schema of the present day, it’s clear to see
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If you’ve been sleeping on who Jordan Chiles actually is, she’ll give you a pass. She’s used to it.
“People always think I’m mean,” she says, laughing. “I couldn’t tell you why.”
The two-time Olympian and Paris gold medalist has heard some version of this her whole career: people brace for someone guarded and get someone who will talk your
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An NBA Hall of Famer, your favorite Peloton instructor and the most decorated player in WNBA history all walk into a bar.
Okay, not exactly… but Dwyane Wade, Ally Love and A’ja Wilson have teamed up, alongside six other sports icons, for something much more exciting than a night out at the bar.
On March 18, JPMorganChase launched its Athlete
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Boston, MA – January 11: After 10 years doing business in the South End, Sofi Madison, owner of Olives & Grace, decided to shift business online. But before she left her Tremont Street storefront, she intentionally made sure that the lease was given to an up-and-coming Black women-owned business of her choice: Black Owned Bos. Shop is headed by Jae’da Turner. (Photo by Jonathan Wiggs/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) By Andrea Bossi ·Updated
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NEW YORK, US – NOV. 02, 2024: People walk the street in Chinatown, New York City on November 1, 2024. (Photo by Selcuk Acar/Anadolu via Getty Images) By Andrea Bossi ·Updated March 16, 2026 Getting your Trinity Audio player ready…
It’s no secret that more and more professionals are growing anxious over AI. Reports continue to emerge about the technology threatening white-collar work. But the truth is, it’s hard to
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By Andrea Bossi ·Updated March 17, 2026 Getting your Trinity Audio player ready…
Uncle Nearest and its largest shareholder filed a lawsuit against its main creditor on Tuesday, intensifying a nearly year-long legal saga that started over loans in default and has spiraled since. Its founders also filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection the same day.
This all started when Farm Credit Mid-America, the Black-owned whiskey brand’s main creditor, filed a lawsuit
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Michael B. Jordan’s triumphant evening at the 98th Academy Awards made a night to remember.
He came in sweeping, wearing a custom Louis Vuitton suit, before he was crowned with the Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role for his roles playing the Smoke and Stack twins in Ryan Coogler’s Sinners film. Jordan made history, as only
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Michael Jackson 1994 Grammy awards with Quincy Jones (Photo by Chris Walter/WireImage) By Andrea Bossi ·Updated March 16, 2026 Getting your Trinity Audio player ready…
Quincy Jones’ estate has sold a notable portion of the late artist’s catalog, including some of his stake in Michael Jackon’s discography.
Investment firm HarbourView acquired “select music and non-music assets” on Thursday, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter. The deal spans Jones’ assets, both publishing