Gospel singer Kierra Sheard Kelly is clapping back hard after receiving major criticism for her comments about forcing friends to stay in a hotel to keep them from leading her new husband into temptation.

Newlywed Kierra Sheard Kelly is sharing how she handles friends around her man. “I don’t care how good you trust them or whatever it is, I’m very mindful and careful. I would buy a friend a hotel room before I let them stay at my house,” she said.

“Women, children, and families need emergency assistance,” said Hobbs, 45, who donates food and other resources to those in need through partnerships with local, regional, national, and global humanitarian organizations.

Former Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke left prison on Thursday after serving less than half of his nearly seven-year sentence for killing Black teenager Laquan McDonald, angering community leaders who feel the white officer’s punishment didn’t fit his crime.

Viola Davis is a powerhouse in the film and television industry. But acting isn’t the only thing the Oscar winner loves to do. She’s an avid reader, too! She has revealed her Top 3 books you should get into for Black History Month.

Fans will lose access to India Arie’s beloved melodies on the digital streaming service, Spotify, since Arie is pulling her catalog amid concerns over controversial podcaster Joe Rogan’s use of racist language as well as the unjust treatment of artists on the platform.

In a deeply personal and emotional piece written for the Oprah Daily website, King, 67, shares, “I first met Cheslie Kryst in May 2019, when the newly crowned Miss USA came on CBS This Morning to talk about how—for the first time in history—Miss USA, Miss Teen USA, and Miss America were all Black women.

Former Orthodox Presbyterian minister, Eric Tuininga, 44, was officially charged with “engaging in illicit sexual conduct in foreign places,” DOJ officials said in a news release, reports The Associated Press. The girl was only 14 when Tuininga violated her in 2019, officials said.

GRAMMY® Award-winning sister duo Mary Mary is set to reunite and electrify the stage at Super Bowl LVI with their own unique rendition of “Lift Every Voice And Sing.”

Whoopi Goldberg’s seat at “The View” will be empty for two weeks after she made controversial comments Monday about the Jewish people and the Holocaust during a discussion about a local school board banning the graphic novel Maus.

The Golden Globe winner is set to star as Shug Avery in Blitz Bazawule’s “The Color Purple,” a forthcoming Warner Bros. film adapted from the Tony-winning Broadway musical—an adaptation of Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.

It may be Black History Month, but Jewish History took center stage on ABC's "The View" Tuesday, a day after co-host, Whoopi Goldberg, made a whoopsie by saying the Holocaust was “not about race.”

On an episode of his podcast, Verdict with Ted Cruz, he criticized President Joe Biden's commitment to nominate the first Black woman to the Supreme Court, saying that it was tantamount to telling other Americans, "You are ineligible."

The leader of the Australia-based global megachurch Hillsong is stepping down to fight a charge of covering up child sex offenses committed by his father, he announced Sunday.

Predatory men using the name of Jesus to hide their perversion is nothing new in the Christian world. The latest example of this unsavory practice has allegedly emerged with Reach Records artist, Gawvi.

The 41-year-old entertainment mogul announced on his daytime talker Monday that he and model Bre Tiesi are expecting a baby boy together—his eighth child and fifth baby in less than two years.

In September 1993, Janet Jackson appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone naked with her then husband’s hands covering her breast. Her sister, Rebbie Jackson, who calls herself a student of the Bible, admits that she didn’t like it and neither did their mother.

Publicly, Miss USA 2019, Cheslie Kryst, seemed to have it all: beauty, success, happiness, and a platform to do good in the world. But privately, she was battling internal demons. Authorities say she jumped to her death.

Gospel and R&B singer, Kelly Price, is madly in love with her new husband, Darrell Crump, and is gushing about the man she calls her “greatest supporter.”