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17 Sep

‘I’m Recently Single’: Amber Riley, DeSean Black Call Off

‘I’m Recently Single’: Amber Riley, DeSean Black Call Off
Paras Griffin/Getty Images Actress and singer Amber Riley has moved on from her engagement to DeSean Black. While visiting the podcast Nice & Neat last month, the Single Black Female star was asked about her relationship status, to which she replied, “I'm a single Black female. I'm, but I’m not a crazy one like within the movie.” That revelation could have come as a surprise to some, who knew she was engaged to Black and had been since 2020. “I’m recently single,” she added, noting that the breakup wasn’t a nasty one. “It was amicable,” she said. “I wish him one of the best. I don’t have anything horrible or bad to say.” Riley initially announced she was engaged in the...
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10 Sep

Altar Call: All The Celebrity Couples Married In 2022

Altar Call: All The Celebrity Couples Married In 2022
Imani Nuñez After two years where COVID postponed and completely transformed weddings, 2022 has been a return to opulent festivities — for on a regular basis people and particularly for celebrities. Loads of star nuptials have taken place, from all-red vow renewals to destination weddings in Anguilla and dreamy ceremonies in Italy. The most recent familiar face to say “I do” is political strategist and MSNBC host Symone Sanders. She wed Shawn Townsend, the previous director of the mayor’s office of nightlife and culture in Washington D.C. on July 15. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Symone D. Sanders...
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29 Aug

 Why Non-Blacks Should Never EVER Call my Natural Hair

 Why Non-Blacks Should Never EVER Call my Natural Hair
Getty Images/ Peathegee Inc/Mix Images My dad and I even have all the time had a thing for jamming to old fashioned music. Anytime a Marvin Gaye, Earth Wind and Fire or Stevie Wonder hit got here on it was our cue to belt out every word. It was our special moment. But every time James Brown’s “Black and Proud” hit the waves it all the time hit a singular cord for him. Growing up in a segregated Baltimore within the 1950’s, dad had reason to be proud. He was a survivor. The Impact of The ‘Fro In The Civil Rights Movement As a baby when family and friends referenced my hair as “nappy,” it was a term of endearment. It was my...
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