The rapper, born Melvin Noble, was shot in the back on Nov. 11, 2020, and died at a local hospital from his injuries.

We must remember that what hurts you will also eventually hurt me and that we, the collective we, will not survive. Community is where we find God. Our relationship with God is We-Thou, not I-Thou.

For Alexander Simone, legacy is walking down the road created by two iconic Black women while paving his own. As the grandson ...

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For one performance only, the Alden Theatre in McLean, Va., presents “Forbidden Broadway” (Sunday, March 16, 2 p.m.). Filled ...

As Shawn Levy writes in his ode to the chateau, The Castle on Sunset (2019), “For more than 80 years, the phrase Sunset Strip ...

Martin Kemp left the dance floor gobsmacked when he went wild during a DJ set and decided to play a totally random song - but ...

With Major League Baseball returning to downtown Minneapolis in just 17 days, the Minnesota Twins today unveiled plans for ...

Every year in the NCAA tournament it seems like there is one player that comes out of nowhere and becomes a hero not only for ...