An elementary school was the victim of an active shooting event today in Nashville, Tennessee according to the Metro Nashville Police. Covenant School, connected to Covenant Presbyterian Church is a private Christian school for children from pre-school to the sixth grade. According to the website, the average enrollment is only around 200 students. The suspect […]
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson took to Twitter this morning to publicize the fact that he's formally requested a trade.
After last night's victory for the Bowling Green State University women's basketball team, Elissa Brett was punched in the face by Jamirah Shutes in what was supposed to be the customary post-game handshake line.
Twitter is buzzing about Amazon Prime's newest horror-comedy series, Swarm, created by Janine Nabers and Donald Glover. As if the premise alone wasn't enough, fans found themselves even more intrigued upon hearing that the first episode features a sex scene between co-stars Chloe Bailey and Damson Idris.
Afroman, whose real name is Joseph Foreman, is being sued by the same Ohio sheriffs who raided his home over the summer, and the reason for the lawsuit is... interesting.
Several celebrities have found themselves in the middle of federal charges against Justin Sun, a "crypto asset entrepreneur" who owns and operates three different crypto companies.
Raphael Saadiq took to Instagram today to tease what appears to be a 2023 Tony! Toni! Toné! reunion tour!
Willis Reed, a former 7-time All-Star for the New York Knicks, has passed away. He was 80 years old.
Until the CROWN Act is adopted federally, the fight against hair discrimination will continue. The post Here Are All Of The States That Have Successfully Passed The CROWN Act appeared first on NewsOne.
Larsa Pippen found herself trending this past weekend after exclaiming on part two's finale for The Real Housewives of Miami that she and ex Scottie Pippen had sex "four times a night for 23 years".
Jacoby Brissett became a beloved Browns quarterback last season, and he's now found a new home in the NFC.
Aaron Rodgers has turned the final stages of his NFL career into a dramedy, and I for one am completely here for it.