Dustin J. Seibert

Here are all the stories from the blockbuster film, which just grossed more than $450 million internationally

It should go without saying, but SPOILER ALERT: Delay reading this if you have not watched the 'Ghost' finale.

The legendary screen and stage actor died Monday morning in New York at 93.

Fif has publicly delighted in Diddy's downfall, but has it been a power move this whole time?

Thirty years ago, before “viral” was a thing and social media gave us countless things on which to focus, we basically all had one device – a television – to keep us hooked to the single most compelling event in the 1990s: The O.J. Simpson Murder Trial. There was no Black Twitter/X to confirm it at the time, but the temperature was obvious: Black folks largely sided with Simpson, who died of cancer Wednesday evening at 76, during the trial. Back in June 1994 — the summer before I entered eig…

You can damn near set your watch to it: When a famous, successful Black person (usually a man) is accused of doing something heinous (usually to a woman), someone with an avatar of an African god and “3rdEye” in their screenname posts a lengthy, punctuation-free tweet or comment on how “dumb, deaf and blind” other Black folks are for supporting the always-nebulous “them/they” in “tearing down” a famous, successful Black person. Acknowledgment of their alleged crimes and consideration for the a…

During a concert in South Florida last night, Drake delivered his first “public statement” addressing Kendrick “K-Dot” Lamar’s verse on “Like That” from Future and Metro Boomin’s new album, “We Don’t Trust You.” K-Dot takes shots at Drizzy and J. Cole, the other two “Big Three” Hip-Hop legends of the 2010s. Did Drizzy debut a new song? Perhaps a nice, quick freestyle clapping back at Kung-Fu Kenny? Nah … just a little motivational speech—with his whole chest. “I got my head up high, my back…

The messiest (alleged) Black love story on the internet is making rounds once again. A new generation of souls is learning about the two-year love affair of author Alice Walker and singer Tracy Chapman, thanks to renewed interest in the oeuvres of both women: Walker’s canonical Pulitzer Prize-winning 1982 novel “The Color Purple” was adapted to film for the second time in 2023, while Chapman made history as the first Black person to nab a No. 1 country song and the first to win Song of the Yea…

Ever since Beyoncé showed up at the Grammys last month rocking a pristine cowboy hat and followed up a week later with a Beyhive-breaking album announcement and surprise two-piece release at Super Bowl LVIII, the internet has been alight with conjecture on why she took a very unexpected foray into Country music. Will she ever release straight pop music again? Is she coming for Taylor Swift’s crown since that chick keeps getting awards she deserves? Is she simply seeking to dominate various gen…

Katt's speed claims came up again on Friday, when he ran a 4.97 40-yard dash at an NFL Pro Day event Sports Academy in Texas.