Author: Dorcas Onasa

It is a Monday and Emma Grede is home in Los Angeles, which almost never happens. For a woman who is a founding partner of SKIMS, co-founder and CEO of Good American, chairwoman of the Fifteen Percent Pledge, a board member of the Obama Foundation, and a mother of four, a quiet weekday at home is practically a foreign concept. She has been traveling for the launch of her debut book, Start With Yourself, out April 14, and the timing feels right not because the world needed another business book, but because this one is something different. It does not…

The first day Kareem Edwards arrived at DePauw University in 2003, he was two weeks early, homesick, and quietly wondering whether he’d made a mistake. A kid from Far Rockaway, Queens, raised by a first-generation Trinidadian-American mother who believed in preparation over daydreaming, he had earned his place there through a Posse Foundation scholarship and sheer will. When the rest of the freshman class finally moved in, he spotted a young woman across the dorm with her family and told his friends he was going to marry her someday. He didn’t even know her name yet. Two decades later, that…

Prostate cancer does not affect all men equally. For Black men in America, the disease carries a weight that goes far beyond a medical diagnosis  it reaches into families, reshapes communities and cuts lives short at a rate that demands urgent attention. The numbers are clear and they are hard to sit with: Black men are more than 70% more likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer compared to white men, and they are more than twice as likely to die from it. One in six Black men will face this disease at some point in his lifetime. Behind every…

The release of Untold: The Death of Lamar Odom has done more than revisit the highs and lows of one of basketball’s most complicated legacies. It has cracked open a much larger conversation one that extends far beyond celebrity gossip and into the living rooms of everyday women who have, at some point, loved someone who was slowly unraveling. At the center of that conversation is Khloé Kardashian, whose loyalty to Odom during the darkest years of his life has long been both admired and dissected by the public. The documentary paints a vivid picture of just how consuming that…

Easter Sunday has a way of leaving everyone fed, egg-hunted out and in need of somewhere comfortable to land. Netflix happens to have a solid collection of films that fit the holiday mood — whether you’re settling in with young kids, teenagers or the adults-only crowd after the little ones go to bed. Not every film below is a traditional Easter movie in the strictest sense, but each one connects to the spirit of the holiday in some way  through religion, springtime themes or a generous amount of barnyard animals. Here are 11 Easter movies currently streaming on Netflix in…

For millions of American workers, a pay increase is arriving this year just not one that feels like it. New data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that non-supervisory workers have seen average hourly wages rise by 3.4% over the past year, the slowest pace of wage growth since 2021. That is a meaningful step down from the roughly 4% annual gains workers were seeing over the previous two years, and the timing could not be more difficult. The slowdown is landing just as a fresh wave of cost pressures is building across the economy, from gas stations and…

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed legislation requiring proof of citizenship for voters, a move that has immediately drawn criticism from civil rights groups, election officials and legal advocates who warn the law could push eligible voters off the rolls particularly in Black and Brown communities that have historically faced the highest barriers to political participation. The law, which makes Florida the third state this year to adopt a version of the SAVE Act following South Dakota and Utah, requires election officials to verify citizenship status after a voter registers. That process involves cross-checking voter registrations against state and federal…

The South Carolina Gamecocks punched their ticket to the National Championship game with a commanding 14-point victory over the UConn Huskies in their sixth consecutive Final Four appearance a run that further cements coach Dawn Staley’s place among the elite figures in college basketball. But what should have been a clean celebration of an impressive team performance quickly gave way to a postgame dispute that put the spotlight squarely on UConn head coach Geno Auriemma. Auriemma, a Hall of Fame coach with decades of experience, confronted Staley after the game, alleging that she had failed to shake his hand at…

Gas crosses $4 a gallon for the first time since 2022. American drivers are feeling the financial weight of the Iran conflict every time they pull up to the pump. The average price of gas in the United States has climbed to $4 per gallon a threshold not crossed since 2022 and the numbers vary sharply depending on where you live. In Arizona, prices have pushed as high as $4.99 per gallon, while California has seen averages creep toward $6. Those figures are not just inconvenient they are adding up fast for families already stretched thin by broader inflation pressures.…

On March 27, 2026, Tiger Woods one of the most decorated golfers in the history of the sport was arrested following a serious rollover crash in Jupiter Island, Florida. His SUV collided with a truck trailer and flipped over, bringing law enforcement to the scene and setting off a chain of events that has since captivated the sports world. Woods has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor DUI with property damage and announced he is stepping away from golf to focus on treatment and recovery. In the days that followed, body cam footage from the arrest was released to the public, offering…