This Black Woman’s Tricked Out Go Go Party Bus is Surviving the Pandemic In Style
As COVID took its toll on nightlife, one adjustment carried Lenesia Cooper’s company, GoGo Party Bus, through 2020 and into its 10th year in business.
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Internet Rumors Take Center Stage in Election Season
Every election cycle, voters must sift through media sources and other information outlets to discern where the candidates stand on various issues. But some political watchers say the proliferation of Internet rumors and misinformation is taking a front seat in this campaign season and may influence the outcome like never before.
Soulja Boy Talks Beef With Kanye, Making Millions in Tech, and His New Docuseries on REVOLT TV
In an exclusive interview, Soulja Boy opens up about how his 15-year rap career, making millions as a tech entrepreneur, squashing beef with Kanye, and the debut of his new docuseries, "The Life of Draco," on Revolt TV.
Amsterdam News’ Wilbert A. Tatum Dies
Wilbert A. Tatum, publisher emeritus, CEO, and chairman of the board of the New York Amsterdam News, died Tuesday while vacationing with his wife, Susan, in Croatia. He was 76 years old.
Legal Drama Unfolds As Atlanta DA Fani Willis Faces Allegations And Inquiry Over Relationship With Prosecutor Nathan Wade
Jocelyn Wade’s accusations mirror those of one of the co-defendants in the election, Michael Roman. Roman alleged on Jan. 8 that Willis and Wade were engaged in an improper and adulterous affair