Marvel has partnered with the Black woman-owned company Worl of EPI to issue a set of collectible dolls inspired by the anticipated Black Panther sequel. The figurines, which are described in a press release as “exquisitely detailed,” are 11.5 inches long and can be articulated to recreate warrior poses.
World of EPI designed the collectibles and used custom skin-tone blends, authentic and first-of-its-kind innovative hairstyles, intricate fashions, and replica playable battle accessories.
Authorities in Tel Aviv, Israel found the body of University of Kentucky pre-med student TeNiya Elnora Jones on a beach on Monday (Jul 20), New Press reports.
The 19-year-old was reportedly accompanied by two other students who all went of a midnight swim on Sunday night (Jul 29). The two students survived a huge current that swallowed them into the ocean but Jones drowned.
Before the accident happened, Jones’ mother Tosha Thomas-Mora was reportedly in contact with her that night (10:30 pm Israeli time; 3:330 pm EST American time) via text message, where Jones said she was “in for the night.
Action Bronson is set to takeover your television screen that doesn’t involve a 3-minute music video. The Queens native’s popular webseries “F*ck, That’s Delicious” might land a network deal in the near future. In an interview with HotNewHipHop, the “Brunch” lyricist confirmed that the second season of the Munchies-produced reel received the green light, but he didn’t reveal which cable channel will host the show. “We’re gonna be on cable. We’re gonna be on a network.
Tyler Mitchell has made history. The then 23-year-old Atlanta-bred photographer is the mind and hands behind the elite cover of Vogue‘s September 2018 issue. He had the opportunity to be the first African-American photographer in its 125-year-history to photograph the cover, which starred Beyonce, as reported by Vogue.
With a major accomplishment under his belt, Mitchell is now in the process of getting the portrait acquired by a museum, that being the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery’s permanent collection in Washington, D.
No matter how many sticks and stones people may toss her way concerning her reckless behavior, Miley Cyrus knows her dad will always be in her corner. During a “Piers Morgan Live” interview Thursday night, Billy Ray Cyrus offered up his opinion on the twerk-filled VMA performance that had many asking the question, “Where is her father?” “I’m her daddy. I come for that school of as a singer/songwriter, as a musician, that it starts with a song,” he told Piers.