Author: Dorcas Onasa

Patti LaBelle found herself at the center of an unexpected online debate after what began as a simple family outing. The legendary performer attended a Philadelphia 76ers game with her three grandchildren, a moment meant to be joyful and private. Instead, a photo from the evening circulated widely online, sparking a wave of commentary that quickly shifted into a broader conversation about race, identity and the boundaries of public discourse. A family moment that turned public The image showed LaBelle enjoying time with her grandchildren, a snapshot that might typically pass without much attention. However, once shared across social platforms,…

Cardi B brought her signature energy back to her roots, delivering two sold-out nights at Madison Square Garden that felt equal parts celebration and career milestone. The performances, part of her Little Miss Drama Tour, highlighted how far the Bronx-born star has come since her rise to fame nearly a decade ago. A major moment in her hometown Taking over one of the world’s most iconic venues is no small feat, but Cardi made it look effortless. Both shows sold out ahead of time, marking a defining achievement in her first headlining arena tour. The back to back concerts reflected…

Kerry Washington stepped into the spotlight at a New York City screening of Imperfect Women, offering a closer look at a project that blends suspense with layered storytelling. The event, held at The Crosby, brought together cast members, creatives and media insiders ahead of the show’s global debut. The evening featured a panel discussion moderated by Nikki Ogunnaike, who guided a conversation with Washington, Elisabeth Moss, Kate Mara and creator Annie Weisman. Together, they unpacked the themes and creative choices behind the psychological drama, which is set to engage viewers with its layered narrative. Exploring friendship and shifting truths At…

Liza Morales once believed her future with Lamar Odom was already written. Their relationship began in high school and grew into a long-term partnership that included two children, the loss of a third and an engagement that seemed to point toward marriage. For years, their path appeared steady, even inevitable, until everything shifted in a matter of weeks. A sudden and public turning point In 2009, Odom met Khloé Kardashian, setting off a chain of events that unfolded at a pace Morales could not have anticipated. Within 30 days of meeting Kardashian, Odom was engaged and soon after married. Morales…

At 75, Pat Cleveland is not slowing down. The legendary supermodel  celebrated for bringing movement, joy and an undeniable presence to the runway is reflective, radiant and resolute. Her career, which spans more than five decades, began on the streets of New York City, and her philosophy on beauty, aging and self care has only deepened with time. For Cleveland, glamour is not vanity. It is, as she firmly believes, a fundamental part of living. From pinafores and petticoats to the pages of Vogue Cleveland grew up in an era when dressing well was not optional  it was a form…

Not many 7 year olds can say they have walked out in front of a roaring crowd at Madison Square Garden, but Kulture is not most 7 year olds. During Cardi B’s Little Miss Drama Tour stop in New York City, the rapper brought her two oldest children on stage in one of the night’s most talked-about moments  a brief but memorable appearance that sent the already electric crowd into a frenzy. A family moment in front of thousands of fans Before launching into her song  Girls Like You, Cardi B, 33, welcomed her daughter Kulture, 7, and son Wave,…

It is hard to imagine a world without Coming to America, but according to Arsenio Hall, that world nearly existed. The beloved 1988 comedy which turned Eddie Murphy’s portrayal of a fictional African prince searching for love in Queens, New York into one of cinema’s most enduring stories  was initially rejected by the very studio that ultimately released it. Hall, 70, made the revelation during a recent appearance on the SiriusXM podcast Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend, pulling back the curtain on the rocky early road that the now-classic film traveled before it ever reached audiences. A pitch that went…

Venezuela’s 3-2 victory over the United States in the World Baseball Classic final was the kind of game that reminds fans why they fell in love with the sport. It came down to the final inning, decided by a walk-off double from Eugenio Suárez in the ninth that sent the Venezuelan dugout into a celebration as pure and unrestrained as anything you might see at a Little League championship. But beyond the drama of the final score, the matchup quietly put a long-running conversation back on the table: the steady, decades-long disappearance of Black players from the sport that once…

Alicia Hall Moran has never been the kind of artist to keep her emotions at a safe distance from her work. So when the outside world began to feel heavier and more disconnected, the Broadway-trained mezzo-soprano and performance artist did what she has always done  she turned it into art. The result is Coldblooded, a 19-track album that doubles as a meditation on survival, emotional discipline, and the quiet power of cooling down rather than burning out. Far from a retreat, the record represents one of the most intentional creative moves of Hall Moran’s career  a conscious decision to lower…

When national headlines celebrate a thriving economy and low overall unemployment, a starkly different story is playing out for Black men across the United States. New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that more than 500,000 Black men lost their jobs within a short window in 2025, a figure that has drawn comparisons to some of the bleakest periods in recent labor history. While the national unemployment rate hovered around 4.3% and the rate for white workers sat at approximately 3.7%, the unemployment rate for Black Americans climbed to an average of 6.9% throughout 2025  eventually reaching…