‘Friendship Nine’ Civil Rights Activist Dies At 86, Surviving Members Remember Him As ‘Our Moses’
A founding member of the "Friendship Nine" passed away at age 86.
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It’s National Bikini Day! Dive Into These Black-Owned Swimwear Brands
National Bikini Day pays homage to the itty-bitty, two-piece swimsuit that originated in 1946. Initially, bikinis were frowned upon because they covered very little, but today they are worn with...
Tyler Perry Studios Launches Short Film Dream Collective ‘For Up-And-Coming Directors’
Tyler Perry is empowering the next generation of filmmakers through his newly launched Dream Collective.
Ex-Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby Conviction Has Been Overturned
The 4th Circuit of appeals upheld two prior convictions of perjury that were tied to the purchase of Florida properties.
Black Enterprise Titan, Casino Mogul Don Barden Dies
Don Barden, a visionary entrepreneur who built successful businesses in the cable television and gaming industries over the course of his career, died at Detroit's Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute this morning. According to a report in The Detroit News, Barden, 67, was getting treatment at the institute for lung cancer. He was owner, chairman and CEO of The Barden Cos. Inc., which included among its holdings the Majestic Star and Fitzgerald's casinos and hotels, and Waycor Development Co.