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History’s Most Loved TV Shows Turned Into Movies

Which one of these was your favorite TV show turned into a movie?

The Good Times movie is on deck, so here’s other TV shows turned into movies

By Cedric 'Big Ced' Thornton

Posted: March 26, 2013 Tags: Film, movies, TV

The Changing Faces of Hip-Hop Legend Lil Kim

Do you like the new Lil Kim or the old Lil Kim?

Such drastic changes…

By Amber McKynzie

Posted: March 25, 2013 Tags: Lil Kim

Hollywood’s Five Most Publicized Custody Battles

From Dwayne Wade to Usher, Black Enterprise looks at Hollywood's most public custody wars.

Black Enterprise takes a look at Hollywood’s most recent custody wars.

By Amber McKynzie

Posted: March 25, 2013 Tags: custody battles

RIAA’s Top Selling Black Artists of All Time

Are you surprised by anyone on this list?

The top 5 black selling artists of all-time, according to the Recording Industry Association of…

By Cedric 'Big Ced' Thornton

Posted: March 13, 2013 Tags: Mariah Carey, Michael Jackson, Prince, Tupac Shakur, Whitney Houston

boris kodjoe and kelly rowland hosting rip the runway

BET’s Rip The Runway 2013: Models, Stars and More Hit the Catwalk

BET's Rip the Runway airs March 20, 2013. Here's a sneak peek.

In addition to daring, elegant and chic ensembles, Rip the Runway also offers performances from…

By Demetria Irwin

Posted: March 12, 2013 Tags: ALFA, Boris Kodjoe, Bria Murphy, Cole Cook, Dre King, Jaden Smith, Karrueche Tran, Kelly Rowland, Meek Mill, Msfts, Rip The Runway, Teyana Taylor, Willow Smith

More than just a basketball All-Star, Shaquille O’Neal is an entrepreneur. He earned his MBA online through the University of Phoenix in 2005, and has since put it to work in various business ventures.

The Many Business Ventures of Shaquille O’Neal

Post-retirement, Shaquille O'Neal has become an entrepreneur.

Did you know Shaq has invested in companies such as Google and Vitamin Water?

By C. Daniel Baker

Posted: March 6, 2013 Tags: Shaquille O'neal

Whether you’re stateside or abroad, social media has made our world a lot smaller. Last week’s Social Media Week (SMW) events and conversations, many of which took place on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, to name a few platforms, are proof that geographic borders can’t contain the flow of ideas in the digital age.

With the dust slowly settling on SMW Lagos, which made its debut in Africa last Monday, BlackEnterprise.com is highlighting power women in Africa who have made a sizeable social impact. These women were selected for their influence and position in their respective industry, relevance within their field or due to their promising future.

From socialites and politicians to actresses and technophiles, these 10 power women should be on your Twitter list: --Claudine Moore

International Influence: 10 Power Women in Africa to Follow on Twitter

From socialites and politicians to actresses and models, hese 10 power men should be on…

By Claudine Moore

Posted: March 1, 2013 Tags: Africa, Social media, Technology, Twitter, women professionals

Black Enterprise's Janell Hazelwood and Kimberly Wilson visited Daytona Beach, Fla., Feb. 23 for the Daytona 500 race, to explore the business and diversity of NASCAR. Here, they are pictured with pit crew professionals, several of which were products of the 'Drive for Diversity' program. (Images: Kimberly Wilson/BlackEnterprise.com)

Experience NASCAR through Black Enterprise Live

The Black Enterprise team went down to the Daytona 500 to explore the business of NASCAR and their "Drive for Diversity"

The Black Enterprise team went down to the Daytona 500 to explore the business of…

By Deven Robinson

Posted: February 27, 2013 Tags: BE Experiences, Black Enterprise Live, NASCAR

Decoded: It’s A Different World Without TV’s Favorite Cast

Black Enterprise delves into the lives of cast members from A Different World.

Black Enterprise takes a look at the cast members of A Different World after they…

By Amber McKynzie

Posted: February 25, 2013 Tags: A Different World, Charlene Brown, Cree Summer, Darryl Bell, Dawnn Lewis, Jasmine Guy, Kadeem Hardison, Lou Meyers

Vick's VapoRub

Although Vick’s VapoRub suggests applying its topical ointment to the chest and throat, this staple of Black medicine cabinets has been applied directly to the nose almost since its creation over 100 years ago.

Get Well Soon: Remembering Our Grandparents’ Go-To Remedies

Black Enterprise takes a look at the Black community's most sought-after remedies.

As Black History Month continues, Black Enterprise takes a look at some of our grandparents…

By Amber McKynzie

Posted: February 20, 2013 Tags: aloe, bhm2013, bhm2013galleries, Everybody Hates Chris, fever-reducer, headache, popsicles, Robitussin, Vick's VapoRub