Entertainment
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Ralph Bunche’s restored childhood home stands as rare Black heritage site in South L.A.
SOUTH LOS ANGELES — In the heart of South Los Angeles stands a humble, nondescript Victorian-bungalow style house that once…
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New book spotlights untold history of Black bookstores across the U.S.
“Prose to the People,” by Katie Mitchell, is an affectionate tribute to Black bookstores, blending striking visuals with narrative prose…
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Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour electrifies with family tributes and hometown flair: Tasty Clips
In 1970, vocalist and poet Gil Scott-Heron first recorded his opinion that “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.” Some 55…
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Michael Jackson estate executors are fighting daughter Paris’ latest challenge
LOS ANGELES — The long-running administration of Michael Jackson’s estate has entered another contentious phase, as co-executors John Branca and…
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Actor details his Tyler Perry $260 million lawsuit: ‘I couldn’t stay silent anymore’
Derek Dixon, the actor who filed a $260 million sexual harassment lawsuit against Tyler Perry, is speaking out for the…
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Raphael Saadiq brings one-man No Bandwidth tour to The Ford: Tasty Clips
“I’ve always wanted to do a one-man show. I want to challenge myself,” says Raphael Saadiq about the expansion of…
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Black private investigators take center stage in L.A. thriller ‘Sounds Like Trouble’: Book Corner
In their latest adventure, Jackson Jones and Mackenzie “Mac” Cunningham return as reluctant private investigator partners in Los Angeles —…
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Attorney exposes America’s broken justice system in new legal thriller ‘The Cockfight’: Book Corner
“The Cockfight” is a gripping parable about the human cost of a broken justice system. Through visceral storytelling and a…
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Diddy verdict stirs relief, disappointment and heated debate among South LA residents
LOS ANGELES — Local residents who have been following the Sean “Diddy” Combs trial in New York had mixed reactions…
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Glynn Turman to receive Walk of Fame star after decades on screen and in the saddle: Tasty Clips
Glynn Turman, who rose to fame in the 1980s with films “Cooley High,” “The River Niger” and “J.D.’s Revenge,” will…
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