Culture
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13 Things You’d Better Know When Dealing With a Gemini This Season
From May 21 through June 20, it’s all about the sign of the twins, and we’re breaking down everything you need to know.
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Beyoncé’s Youngest Goes Viral for Hilarious Stage Antics
Blue Ivy has been having a hard time with her hair, but this time, Rumi handled the mishap like a pro
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The 10 Most Hilarious Black Memes From the Nottoway Plantation Fire
A fire destroyed the largest antebellum plantation in the South, bringing Black Twitter to life!
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White Woman Goes Viral Complaining About Being Tired of Black Folks, Messes Around and Finds Out
TikTok has exploded with videos of people arguing for and against a white woman’s definition of “Black fatigue.”
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Black Folks’ Reaction to White Red Head’s Pain On Tiktok Is Beautiful and Going Viral
Black people showed their love to their fellow ginger folks as they embrace them into the black culture.
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Parents of 4-Year-Old Dancing Sensation ‘Miss Shirley’ Under Fire For Her Grownup Moves
One TikTok user says Miss Shirley’s dancing makes her a target for predators.
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Crowdfunding Site Catches Heat for ‘Playground Karen’s’ Fundraiser— And the CFO Shares Why He Supports Her Cashing In
The CFO of GiveSendGo, a Christian fundraising site, made his stance clear on Shiloh Hendrix’s campaign for donations.
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Megyn Kelly Goes Full Karen in a Rant About the Blackity-Black 2025 Met Gala, and Social Media Claps Back Hard
Former Fox News personality Megyn Kelly did not hold back on her critique of this year’s Met Gala Theme.
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Tiktok’s Viral ‘Gingers Are Black’ Trend Exposes White-on White-Racism, But Created a Sweet Kinship Between Black Folks and White Red heads
Thel “ginger” trend tells stories of white redheads feeling like “outsiders” of their own race but celebrating acceptance from the Black community
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Black Woman Who Claims She’s the Times Square Statue Now Has a Puzzling Request
The 12-foot tall bronze statue received quite a few critiques, including some from the woman who says she’s the face of it.
