Gabrielle Union's Twinsie Daughter, Black-Owned Food Brands, The Rock Reaching Black Billionaire Status and More Celeb News

Brr, it’s cold in here. There must be a new Clover in the atmosphere.

It’s been almost 25 years since Gabrielle Union and the East Compton Clovers completely shut down Kirsten Dunst and the Torros of Rancho Carne High School in a cheer competition for the ages in the 2000 cult classic “Bring It On.” And while fans of the film will always have a special place in their hearts for Isis, judging by a recent Instagram post, it looks like it might be time for Union to pass on her pom poms to a new head cheerleader once and for all. - Angela Johnson Read More

When Magic Johnson retired from professional basketball in 1991 and announced to the world that he was HIV positive, at the time it was considered a death sentence. Yes, there was medicine that could prolong his life and make him more comfortable than those without his wealth, but eventually the disease would take hold. - Stephanie Holland Read More

For Black folks, summer means it’s officially cookout season. Whether it’s brunch or a barbecue, we know there are plenty of staples and favorites you have to include on the menu. We also know everyone has regular ingredients they don’t like to deviate from. However, consider mixing things up this season with these Black-owned food brands that can work for all your summer parties. - Stephanie Holland Read More

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is one of the most popular movie stars in the world. He’s made a career out of finding success in unexpected places. Now, it appears that his foray into the alcohol and spirits world will lead to heights even he couldn’t imagine. - Stephanie Holland Read More