Financial Literacy Month: Stars Gather to Celebrate Financially Savvy Skaters
A-list celebs and figure skating royalty gathered in New York City recently to celebrate nonprofit Figure Skating in Harlem’s 18th anniversary.
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A-list celebs and figure skating royalty gathered in New York City recently to celebrate nonprofit Figure Skating in Harlem’s 18th anniversary.
Four famed African American cooks from Bravo’s hit reality competition series "Top Chef" took over the esteemed Beard House kitchen for a Juneteenth celebration dinner that honored African American food and culture.
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As the force behind the opinionated blog The Field Negro, Wayne Bennett provides an uncensored forum for people of color to dialogue about bigger issues
It's a familiar story: professional athletes, superstar entertainers and other famous celebrities losing their homes, filing for bankruptcy, delinquent with their child support payments, in trouble with the IRS—just plain going broke, despite having earned millions of dollars during their careers. Meanwhile, we—including evening news anchors, social media instigators, late night talk show hosts, and average, everyday Americans—roll our eyes, shake our heads, and with more than a hint of judgement, if not outright ridicule, ask: How does this happen?