This Black History Month, we honor the GAME CHANGERS: Everyday heroes whose actions make life better for the people around them. SEE ALL OUR GAME…
The sport of boxing suffered a loss. Super welter weight fighter Omar Henry died on Friday in Chicago after a fast bout with gall bladder…
Bullying Is Not Hot! Jaide the alleged bully, gets beat up in this video by the very girl she was bullying. Some think she got what she deserved.
R&B soulman Anthony David marches to the beat of his own drum. He writes and sings about what he feels and believes his truth to…
Telvis Douglas, the 14-year-old student who was shot in the head yesterday at Price Middle School, has been released from Grady Memorial Hospital and is at home recovering from his injuries. The shooting at the southeast Atlanta school occurred around 1:50 pm between the main building and the gym. A teacher was also injured in […]
Looks like everyone can finally stop talking about Beyonce’s Inauguration lip-syncing fiasco. Gary Wit Da Tea tells us Beyonce began her press conference for the…
This Black History Month, NewsOne takes a look back at the top African-American moments from 2000 to 2012. Some will make you happy while others…
It is far more impressive when others discover you good qualities without your help. – Author Unknown There’s no need to brag when your work speaks for itself. Remember, successful people don’t just talk, they “do.” Be humble and let your actions serve as proof of your good character.
The Atlanta security guard who tasered an unruly ratchet mom in a video that’s gone viral gave an interview to WSB-TV explaining his actions. Darrien Long was interviewed while wearing his security outfit — which is equipped with a pistol, bulletproof vest, taser and video camera. “I feel like the taser and the camera are […]
People in the food service industry, please be careful of what you post on the internet. An Applebee’s waitress was recently fired for posting a…
“Second Generation Wayans” actress Tatyani Ali chooses Michelle Obama becoming the first lady of the United States as her most influential Black History moment of…
