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Juneteenth is perhaps the oldest holiday celebrating the end of slavery in the United States. In our recent time, many have begun to focus more deeply on the heritage and experience of Black people in the United States. A much needed shift, but for years, the Black community has been celebrating...

The arty indie band's new album ‘Love Is Yours’ is the sound of throwing everything at the wall and having it all stick

The World Health Organisation is working with experts from around the globe on changing the name of the Monkey Pox virus. The decision of changing the name came into the picture after a group of scientists from Africa and other parts of the world called for changing the name. WHO chief Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that "WHO is also working with partners and experts from

Despite an historic diverse class of Tony nominees this season, Black entertainers and advocates said Broadway is still far too white when it comes to who’s making the key decisions — and who’s sitting in the audience.

Over the decades, the tides have changed for women in hip-hop, and not always for the better.

Cases are way up in some places. How did we get here? Because Omicron didn't rest on its laurels. Its subvariants are even nastier than the original.

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HBO Maxs Young Justice: Phantoms co-creator Greg Weisman had a better suggestion after a fan asked for the LGBTQ content to be removed.

Today is the day we sing our way out of the cage and rattle the systems that imprison us and see through the bullshit.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought a reckoning to restaurants as workers quit in droves. Some hoped to change the industry for the better. Did that happen?