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There’s no better place to learn about history than the homes and spaces that witnessed vital events. Black History Month often involves lists of figures and books to encourage the discovery of pivotal African Americans. For 2022, consider taking a deeper dive into Black history by visiting the homes and sites where Black history took place and icons lived.

A weirdly beautiful curiosity, Wes Anderson’s latest film boasts a host of stars and a look back at the Paris that was—and least in the imaginations of some self-serious writers.

Baldwin sheds light on the state of America by surveying the dispiriting array of candidates for the 1980 presidential race.

James Baldwin's first piece for a national magazine was a review, "Maxim Gorky as Artist," in The Nation (April 12, 1947). Thereafter, Baldwin published a

While others see it as a "superhero badge of honor," Harley Quinn wants Peacemaker to know that shes not impressed by his Kite-Man takedown.

On June 30th, 1974, Alberta Williams King was gunned down while she played the organ for the “Lord’s Prayer” at Ebenezer Baptist Church. As a Christian civil…

Surf & Turf Dinner canceled, Cline Cellar and Red Grape have anniversaries and more tasty tidbits.

James Mtume, a musician, songwriter, producer, bandleader and talk-radio host whose 1983 hit “Juicy Fruit” has been sampled in more than 100

James Mtume in January 1985; David Corio/Michael Ochs Archive/Getty ImagesJames Mtume, who recorded the 1983 RIAA-certified Gold single "Juicy Fruit," passed away Sunday, his publicist confirmed to ABC News. He was 76. The Grammy winner began his career as a jazz percussionist, and recorded and toured with jazz legend Miles Davis in the 1970s. He later recorded five albums with his group, Mtume, including their third album, 1983's Juicy Fruit. The title track topped the Billboard ...

James Mtume, who recorded 1983 number-one hit “Juicy Fruit,” dies at 76