Editor Picks

Editor’s Picks showcases the week’s most impactful stories—curated to inform, inspire, and honor Black legacy. Each feature reflects the voices, moments, and narratives shaping our culture and community.

These highlighted stories will feature a dynamic mix of entertainment, legacy, features, lifestyle, and trending news that resonates with our audience.

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Legacy Spotlight: Honoring Class of 2025

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Entertainment Breaks

Some of the most well-known people in the world have made education a primary priority, so it’s not just regular students hitting the books and wandering through college campuses when the back-to-school season begins.

Tyler Perry’s hit drama series Sistas returns for its highly anticipated ninth season, premiering Wednesday, July 16, exclusively on BET+. And if history tells us anything, fans are in for another rollercoaster of emotions, filled with laughs, tears and the undeniable bond of sisterhood.

In a city where music is woven into everything, from basement studios to symphony halls, legacy isn’t just remembered, it’s lived. That was the energy pulsing through Orchestra Hall on June 29, as Big Sean and Queen Naija took the stage with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra for a one-of-a-kind tribute to the late, great J Dilla.

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Around the Block

Around The Block Spotlight is a celebration of Black excellence in every corner of the community. This section spotlights media trailblazers, entrepreneurs, artists, actors, activists, volunteers, and more—amplifying the voices shaping culture and driving change. We honor the legacies of prominent Black leaders while shining a light on the rising stars building tomorrow’s legacy today.

By: Jaide Edwards, Entertainment Writer

While award shows celebrate Black talent onstage, Black-owned media platforms are still fighting for space behind the ropes. They are reshaping the red carpet not just as a photo opportunity but as a place for authentic cultural storytelling.

Awards season is often seen as a time of glamour and recognition. From the BET Awards and VMAs to the Grammys and Oscars, these nights serve as grand stages for the entertainment industry. However, amidst the flashing cameras and designer outfits, another narrative unfolds each year: the continuous struggle for space, voice and validation by Black owned media outlets on the red carpet.

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