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Aretha Franklin’s Amazing Grace remains one of the most extraordinary live recordings in American music history. Released in 1972, the album captured Franklin returning to her…
Las Vegas turns up the music to celebrate Michael Jackson’s birthday. The lights go out, the theater goes dark, and then that unmistakable voice fills the…
By Post Staff By The Oakland Black-Eyed Pea Festival (BEPF), a celebration of African American traditional music, food and art, will return to its roots through…
By Tanya Dennis For nearly four years, Beverly Shaw fought to bring her husband home. She watched as David Shaw moved through three nursing homes, became…
By Gracie Ann E. Dinkins, MD, FACS and Sydney Y. K. Brown, MA, Special to California Black Media Partners Every breakthrough in cancer care carries a…
SACRAMENTO — A bill Assemblywoman Sade Elhawary, D-Los Angeles, authored would make it illegal for law enforcement officers to deny or delay emergency medical care for…
Stephen A. Smith rarely struggles for words. One of the most recognizable voices in sports media, he has built a career on passionate opinions and unfiltered…
Detroit voters delivered a clear answer in one of Michigan’s most closely watched congressional primaries. State Rep. Donavan McKinney defeated two-term U.S. Rep. Shri Thanedar in…
By Cheryl Smith Texas Metro News In the mid-1970s, we learned that two of my cousins had been diagnosed with Lupus, a disease we had never…
By Kendall Gayle Washington Additional Reporting by BlaketheGreat When Kai Cenat announced the return of Streamer University after a nine-month hiatus from streaming, the internet responded…