"Traveling With Denella Ri’chard" Celebrates Black History Month with a Nationally Syndicated One-Hour Special
Award-Winning Travel Show Expands Its Reach to Over 55 Markets, Impacting 48+ Million U.S. Households
As Black History Month unfolds, Traveling With Denella Ri’chard is set to captivate audiences with a powerful, one-hour television special dedicated to honoring the rich legacy of Black history. This nationally syndicated special will air across more than 55 markets, reaching over 48 million U.S. households, while also broadcasting on the American Forces Network (AFN) in 168 countries from February 1 to March 2, 2025.
‘Not Like Us’ started as a diss. Now, it’s a Super Bowl anthem
Kendrick Lamar and Drake spent last spring trading disses. The rappers unleashed a slew of increasingly brutal attack tracks, taking aim at each other’s talent, parenting and race, among other sensitive subjects.
Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts stands atop the highest mountaintop after a long journey
Jalen Hurts has been fighting to get here for close to 10 years: on the midfield stage of a championship game, holding a trophy while confetti falls around him with the cheers of adoring fans ringing out around a massive stadium.
Honoring Legacy & Empowering the Arts: Join Us for the Legacy Circle Luncheon Friday, February 27, 2025, at 11:30 AM
A grand celebration of culture, philanthropy, and artistic excellence is on the horizon! The Edison Arts Foundation proudly invites you to its inaugural Legacy Circle Luncheon, a prestigious event designed to honor the transformative power of the arts and its profound impact on Fort Bend County and the greater Houston area. Mark your calendars and RSVP by Wednesday, February 21, 2025, to secure your place at this exclusive gathering.
Houston Style Magazine Joins Champions of Diversity Awards as a Media Sponsor, Amplifying Awareness and Community Impact
For a decade, the Champions of Diversity Awards Ceremony has honored the exceptional achievements of Minority, Women, and Small Business Enterprises (MWSBE) that are the backbone of Houston’s economic growth. Under the leadership of Cylenthia Hoyrd, Director of the City of Houston’s Office of Business Opportunity (OBO), this annual event has become a landmark celebration of supplier diversity, economic inclusion, and entrepreneurial empowerment.
Christian Menefee: Battling Trump’s Overreach, Championing Environmental Justice
Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee is emerging as one of the most formidable legal minds in Texas, boldly standing up to Donald J. Trump's executive orders that threaten the well-being of Harris County residents. In a political landscape where many tread lightly, Menefee is taking the fight straight to the courtroom, ensuring that Harris County’s values of justice, fairness, and equal protection remain intact.
Zoe Saldaña says she’s taking ‘time to process’ ‘Emilia Pérez’ costar Karla Sofía Gascón’s comments
Zoe Saldaña isn’t letting the controversy surrounding her “Emilia Pérez” costar Karla Sofía Gascón’s offensive social media comments take the joy out of her experience as an Oscar nominee, but she says she still has a lot to process about it.
Wire Article Image Jared Allen, Sterling Sharpe, Eric Allen and Antonio Gates named to Pro Football Hall of Fame
Four new NFL legends are headed to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Former defensive end Jared Allen, former Green Bay Packers wide receiver Sterling Sharpe, former cornerback Eric Allen and former San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers tight end Antonio Gates all got the call that they will be getting their gold jackets.
LeBron James joins Michael Jordan in history books as Lakers down Warriors to continue winning run
LeBron James joined Michael Jordan as the only players over 40 to have scored 40-plus points in a single NBA game on Thursday, as the Los Angeles Lakers held off a comeback attempt from the Golden State Warriors to win 120-112.
Prince documentary will no longer be released by Netflix
Dearly beloved, an eagerly-anticipated documentary about Prince has been canceled.
Trump says dismantling USAID will save money. Experts say it’s a ‘great gift’ for China
The existence of the US Agency for International Development hangs in the balance. President Donald Trump is racing to shut it down, declaring it a waste of money and run by “lunatics.” But experts warn this plays straight into the hands of the very country he considers to be the biggest threat to US interests — China.
NAREB’s 2025 Mid-Winter Conference: Elevating Black Homeownership & Real Estate Excellence
The National Association of Real Estate Brokers (NAREB) is set to host its highly anticipated 2025 Mid-Winter Conference from February 22–26 at the Westin Fort Lauderdale, bringing together the nation’s most influential Black real estate professionals, industry leaders, and changemakers.
Trailblazer at the Helm: TSU Welcomes Dr. Gilbert L. Rochon as Interim Dean of the Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland School of Public Affairs
s Southern University (TSU) continues its legacy of academic excellence with the appointment of Dr. Gilbert L. Rochon as the Interim Dean of the Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland School of Public Affairs (SOPA). A nationally recognized scholar, former university president, and research-driven leader, Dr. Rochon’s appointment signals a new era of innovation and student-centered growth for one of the country’s premier institutions for public affairs education.
Comcast and Dolby Take the Super Bowl to the Next Level with Unmatched 4K and Audio Experience
For football fans, the Super Bowl isn’t just a game—it’s an event, an experience, a spectacle that demands the best seat in the house. And thanks to Comcast and Dolby, that seat just got an upgrade. For the first time ever, Super Bowl LIX on FOX will be delivered in both Dolby Vision® and Dolby Atmos®, setting a groundbreaking standard for live sports broadcasting.
Former UPenn swimmers sue schools and NCAA for allowing trans athlete to compete
Three former athletes at the University of Pennsylvania women’s swimming program sued the school, the Ivy League Council of Presidents and athletics organizations Tuesday, claiming they violated federal law to allow transgender athlete Lia Thomas to compete against them.
Trump to sign executive orders targeting ICC and ‘anti-Christian bias’
President Donald Trump is expected to sign a pair of executive orders Thursday afternoon, one targeting the International Criminal Court and a second on “anti-Christian bias,” a White House official told CNN.
Federal judge pauses deadline for federal workers to accept Trump’s resignation offer
A federal judge paused Thursday’s deadline for federal employees to accept the Trump administration’s deferred resignation offer while more proceedings on the program’s legality play out.
Senator Borris L. Miles SOUNDS THE ALARM: SB-2 is a Direct Attack on Texas Public Schools
Senator Borris L. Miles warns, "Senate Bill 2 (SB 2) seeks to destroy our public education system. Our public schools are already severely underfunded and overburdened with outdated resources and insufficient support for students with special needs."
A Love Affair with Science: The Health Museum’s Heartstrings Events Offer a Unique Valentine’s Experience
If you’re looking for a Valentine’s Day experience that breaks away from the predictable dinner dates and cliché chocolates, The Health Museum in Houston is offering a heart-pounding alternative—literally. Whether you’re celebrating with your ride-or-die besties or sharing a romantic evening with your significant other, The Health Museum’s Galentine’s Heartstrings and Heartstrings Unraveled events promise a mix of science, sophistication, and a touch of the unexpected.
New York governor calls for criminal charges in beating death of Robert Brooks after autopsy rules it a homicide
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has called for criminal charges to be filed and arrests to be made after an autopsy report determined Black inmate Robert Brooks’ fatal beating at the hands of correctional officers in December to be a homicide.
