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A list of the 32 most annoying characters in sitcoms.

The 1980s is one of the most easily recognizable eras in all things pop culture. This is especially true for Black Americans. Unforgettable music, fashion, movies and more were birthed by the community during this time and are still loved by millions across generations. Another iconic sector of entertainment media that thrived during this time… Continue reading These Iconic 80s Black Sitcoms Are Due for a Rewatch

With the gentle touch of his paintbrush, Christopher Foreman is adding life to the mural of Curtis Humphrey on the exterior wall of the Texas African American Museum in Tyler.

BAR HARBOR — The Mount Desert Islander was honored with a first place award for General Excellence in the Weekly 2 category from the Maine Press Association.

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Want a chance at a $100 gift card to Pack Rat in Fayetteville? Want to know more about what BNRP does? Want to know more about why it seems to take forever to get a structure or area worked on within …

As New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, New Orleans and other cities celebrate 50 years of hip-hop, St. Louis has its own history worthy of recognition.

Decades before MTV’s “TRL,” BET’s “106 & Park” and NPR’s “Tiny Desk,” to name just a few, Soul Train was chugga-chugging along, shaping ideas of cool across dance, fashion and culture.

Decades before MTV’s “TRL,” BET’s “106 & Park” and NPR’s “Tiny Desk,” to name just a few, Soul Train was chugga-chugging along, shaping ideas of cool across dance, fashion and culture.

Decades before MTV’s “TRL,” BET’s “106 & Park” and NPR’s “Tiny Desk,” to name just a few, Soul Train was chugga-chugging along, shaping ideas of cool across dance, fashion and culture.