Brandon Dillard, who was arrested last year for practicing as unlicensed veneer specialist, is still flossing on social media. A now-deleted TikTok video shows Dillard going on a shopping
Luther "Luke" Campbell roasted former NFL player Ryan Clark for saying former Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore has set back Black coaches. Moore is still in police custody
Harris Faulkner clarified the meaning of "Killjoy Reid" after "Outnumbered" cohosts cracked jokes about Joy's "Jingle Bells" racism comments. Joy shared a video on Instagram of a man
Shamea Morton accused an Atlanta doctor of negligence in a malpractice lawsuit she filed on October 31. The Real Housewives of Atlanta star said a chemical peel done by dermatologist
Chilling audio reveals former Michigan coach Sherrone Moore "stalked and attacked" his executive assistant after being fired for having an "inappropriate relationship" with her. Police
Jay-Z and his daughter Blue Ivy Carter were among the well-heeled celebrities sitting courtside at the NBA Cup Quarterfinals game between the Los Angeles Lakers and San
The Root listed details that were wrong or missing in 50 Cent's controversial Netflix documentary series, titled "Sean Combs: The Reckoning." Combs is serving 50 months in a
Shannon Sharpe commented after Sherrone Moore lost his coaching job at the University of Michigan for having an "inappropriate relationship" with his assistant. The university's athletic
Whoopi Goldberg rushed to help comedienne Leslie Jones when Leslie suffered a hot flash on the set of "The View" on Tuesday, December 9. The former SNL cast member appeared as a
Police have arrested Sherrone Moore after he was fired as head coach of the University of Michigan football team. The University fired the Wolverines coach on Wednesday, Dec. 10
Joy Reid says "Jingle Bells" is racist and was written to make fun of Black people. In a video she shared on Instagram, a man wearing a Christmas sweater and Santa hat looks puzzled as
(L-R) Teyana Taylor, Regina Hall and Chase Infiniti were honored at the Critics' Choice Association's 8th Annual Celebration of Black Cinema & Television at Fairmont Century Plaza
