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Entertainment
From Hush to Church Wives: Lanre Idewu is Hollywood's Leading Man with a Real Housewives Connection
Hollywood actor, writer, and producer LANRE IDEWU is bringing his signature charisma, versatility, and commanding screen presence to BET’s newest scripted drama, Church Wives. But there is something particularly intriguing about his latest television appearance: this is the second time Idewu has portrayed the husband of a familiar face from The Real Housewives franchise. And this time, he's taking his leading-man status straight to the pulpit! HOLLYWOOD MEETS THE CHURCH Now a
Truth Teller Productions Heir Jordan releases the "Fooled by the Face" single
Chicago native Heir Jordan born Jordan Terrell Walker is a lyricist, writer and music producer going by the moniker Kartridge Kid. Since a youth, he’s been writing and making beats working with various Chicago land artists and beyond. He’s known for his witty bars, catchy hooks and infectious beats. After teaming up with cousin and CEO of Truth Teller Productions, actress, lyricist and writer Miriam A. Hyman aka Robyn Hood, he began working under her tutelage alongside lead p
Claressa Shields Trades the Boxing Gloves for the Microphone at her Listening Party
Boxing champion Claressa Shields is proving that her talents extend beyond the boxing ring. On Monday, November 2, Atlanta’s entertainment community came out to support the undefeated champion as she introduced another side of her personality during a star-studded album listening party presented by Rolling Out Magazine and curated by Klassymo. Titled “Gloves Off, Mic On,” the exclusive event brought together more than 500 guests, including celebrities, recording artists, medi
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On the Market 26 N Red Oak Way, Temple, GA
On the Market 26 N Red Oak Way Temple, GA 30179 3 Bed/2 Bath $259,000 VERY SPACIOUS HOME ON QUIET STREET! GREAT FOR FIRST-TIME BUYERS! ROOF WAS INSTALLED IN 2017, NEW SEPTIC LINES WERE INSTALLED IN 2015, COZY DEN/FAMILY ROOM/OFFICE SPACE DOWNSTAIRS, VERY LARGE FENCED BACKYARD, LOTS OF FLOWERS AND TREES ON PROPERTY, THIS HOME HAS BEEN WELL MAINTAINED. NEW FRONT AND BACK ENTRY DOORS WERE RECENTLY INSTALLED. PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY AND VERY CONVENIENTLY LOCATED TO EVERYTHING! For
On the Market 786 Connally St, Atlanta, GA $656,000
On the Market 786 Connally St SE Atlanta, GA 30315 4 Bed/3 Bath $656,000 Located in the highly desirable Grant Park neighborhood, this well-maintained home offers a functional layout with thoughtful updates and excellent in-town convenience. The main level features one bedroom and one full bathroom, ideal for guests or multi-generational living. The living room opens to a tiled patio with upgraded drainage, creating a comfortable space for outdoor relaxation. The second floor
On the Market 115 Ralph Ave, Brooklyn, NY
On the Market 115 Ralph Ave Brooklyn, NY 11221 Mixed Use 5 Unit w/Store Front $1,600,000 This mixed use building is for sale at 1.6 Million the tax Ratio is 1.77 %. The cap rate is 7.36%. The Building Nets Approximately 140,000 Thousand annually. While the current tax assessment sits at $32,000, the building’s protected Tax Class 2B status strictly limits any future increases, guaranteeing long-term overhead stability. Combined with 4 free-market residential units and a prime
Opinion
THE HISTORY THEY SAID COULD NEVER HAPPEN: Diversity, Unity, and the Women and Men Redefining American Leadership
History does not always arrive quietly. Sometimes it arrives through the ballot box, challenging assumptions about who can lead and reminding us that democracy belongs to people of every background. On November 3, 2026, Americans witnessed a series of gubernatorial firsts across the United States and the U.S. Virgin Islands. For me, as a Virgin Islander, Caribbean woman, entrepreneur, and award-winning journalist, these milestones transcend election-night headlines. They refl
Homes Interest Rates went up, Here are some tips if your buying a home today
For many Americans, owning a home remains one of the most important steps toward building wealth. However, rising mortgage interest rates, higher home prices, and the cost of everyday living have made it increasingly difficult for prospective buyers to enter the housing market. When mortgage rates increase, the cost of financing a home increases as well. Even a small change in interest rates can make a noticeable difference in your monthly mortgage payment. For buyers already
TAKE A TRIP. MAKE A DIFFERENCE. EXPERIENCE PARADISE!
TEEC 2026 | U.S. Virgin Islands Economic Empowerment Conference & Gala Travel Dates: November 12–16, 2026 St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands Why not combine an unforgettable Caribbean getaway with an opportunity to make a difference? Join us in beautiful St. Thomas for the inaugural Economic Empowerment Conference & Gala, where business, entertainment, healthcare, education, film, and community empowerment come together for a meaningful experience! NOVEMBER 13 | CONFERENCE & GAL
Sports
Claressa Shields Makes a Statement in Atlanta With Dominant Win Over Kaye Scott
Atlanta was treated to a major night of boxing on August 15 as undefeated champion Claressa “GWOAT” Shields made history at State Farm Arena, becoming the first woman to headline a boxing event at the venue. More than 16,000 fans packed the arena to watch Shields take on Australia’s Kaye Scott for the WBC and WBA middleweight championships. Shields delivered exactly what her fans came to see. After controlling the fight with her speed, combinations and ring intelligence, she
Atlanta Cultural Exchange Closes Out FIFA World Cup Celebration with Jaylen Brown Fireside Chat
The final day of the Atlanta Cultural Exchange at the CTR Building was a fitting celebration of Atlanta’s creativity, culture and community as the city continued to showcase its identity during the FIFA World Cup 2026. Created as the City of Atlanta’s official cultural platform during the World Cup, the Exchange brought together artists, entrepreneurs, musicians, filmmakers, athletes, cultural leaders and businesses through a series of free activations designed to connect Atl
Bounce x Scripps Sports Brunch at ABFF Celebrates Storytelling, Sports, and Reinvention
During the 30th annual American Black Film Festival in Miami Beach, I had the opportunity to attend the exclusive Bounce x Scripps Sports Brunch held at the The Shelborne by Proper. The afternoon brought together an impressive mix of athletes, media personalities, influencers, entertainment executives, and industry leaders for meaningful conversations centered around culture, wellness, reinvention, and the continued importance of Black storytelling. The atmosphere throughout
News and Events
Keisha Lance Bottoms elected Governor of Georgia
Keisha Lance Bottoms made history Tuesday night, becoming the nation’s first Black female governor after defeating Republican Rick Jackson to become Georgia’s 84th chief executive. The former Atlanta mayor’s victory caps a 2026 midterm that also makes her Georgia’s first Black woman elected to any statewide constitutional office. Bottoms - whose career spanned Atlanta City Council (2010-2017), one term as Atlanta’s 60th mayor (2018-2022), and President Joe Biden’s director of
Where Fashion Meets the Field: Miguel Wilson’s 9th Annual Fashion and Polo Classic Delivers Luxury, Culture & Star Power
The 9th Annual Miguel Wilson Collection Atlanta Fashion & Polo Classic brought together fashion, entertainment, celebrity culture and competitive polo for an afternoon that was about much more than luxury. Held at Bouckaert Farm in Fairburn, the signature event once again connected culture and class while raising awareness and support for youth equestrian programs. Presented by the Miguel Wilson Collection and the Ride to the Olympics Foundation, the ninth annual celebration
The Atlanta Anointing: Inside Invest Fest '26 (Boss XL Exclusive)
Before the first dollar changed hands, Atlanta was already having a conversation about who gets to build — and who gets to be recognized for building. On The Breakfast Club, Earn Your Leisure co-founders revealed they were "flirting with the idea" of taking Invest Fest out of Atlanta after six years in the city. Their frustration was unmistakable: when corporate giants arrive, cities find budgets for billboards, transportation, hotels, police, and subsidies. But when Black en
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