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Sweet Life shares what it means to be young, Black and pursuing your dreams. Check out the cast's blossoming businesses inside.
Kendrick Lamar has a word about investments in a new sketch performance posted on pgLang for Cash App. Check it out inside.
The New Year's celebrations are underway. The holiday that follows consumers overspending during Christmas has most Americans spending even more for the New Year’s occasion. Check out this list of 2021’s best cities for New Year’s inside.
Money Man becomes the first artist to receive an artist advance payment solely in Bitcoin. The Decatur rapper recently released his latest album Blockchain as an ode to the world of cryptocurrency.
Reese Witherspoon is now the richest actress according to Forbes. The publication estimates Witherspoon is now worth $400 million following Monday’s (August 2) news that a media company backed by Blackstone is purchasing a majority stake in her production company Hello Sunshine.
The 5th Annual Culture Creators Innovators and Leaders Brunch celebrates the innovators and leaders in Black culture during one of Black music's biggest moments -- BET Awards weekend. We were fortunate to speak with some of the honorees like DJ D-Nice and Emmy Award-winning film producer Rikki Hughes.
Elon Musk is now the richest person in the world at $185 billion. Musk has surpassed Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos who was once the richest man on the planet. The world's wealthiest man: Tesla and Space X CEO Elon Musk has entered the chat.
This is not the time to be tired of Mo'Nique.
So apparently there’s millennials out here with major cash stored in their bank accounts. Bank of America recently did survey where participants self-reported their answers. According to the survey, 16 percent of millennials have $100,000 or more in savings. In other words, 1 in 6 millennials are making it rain. Despite all of this, there’s still […]
Amber Rose is trending on Twitter for some comments she recently made in TIME Magazine.
Russell Simmons, the creator of the pre-paid Visa card, has been relentlessly persistent in assuring customers that he would do "whatever it takes" to fix the problem.
