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A discussion on ‘The View’ that turned into a tension filled argument sent Twitter into an outrage. It all started when Meghan McCain was complaining about Biden’s response to CNN’s Kaitlan Collins, who used to work for the conservative outlet The Daily Caller. Collins grilled President Biden on his interaction with Russian President Vladamir Putin. […]
Governor Andrew Cuomo is expected to sign the ‘Gender Recognition Act’ into law that would make it easier for New Yorkers looking to change their name or gender markers on legal documents. The ‘Gender Recognition Act’ eliminated some laws that posed safety risks for transgender, nonbinary and gender nonconforming people who changed their information. Previously, […]
To honor and celebrate Juneteenth, the Strong Museum of Play is offering the community an opportunity through playing and learning. This event kicks off with a traditional ceremony at 11 a.m, with admission and parking free for the day. The Strong Museum of Play is partnering with the Greater Rochester Martin Luther King Jr. Commission […]
A Manhattan psychic along with her sidekick will not be going to prison instead were each Sentence 5 months probation after taking advantage of a couple of people who spent thousands of dollars for her service. Ann Thompson and Sarah demetro each pleaded guilty to scheming to defraud and grand larceny charges and have to […]
This really happened. The Talk co-host Sheryl Underwood was introducing the story of an unruly Delta Airlines passenger. As she does her segment in the background you can see an extra on the set that you normally never see. A roach and not just any roach a big ass cockroach crawling up the wall behind […]
If you are a Wegmans customer you should change your password to the companies website or app. The company sent out an email to customers making them aware of an issue with two of their databases. Wegmans said that two of their cloud databases holding customer information may have been exposed. The reason they said […]
This year for Juneteenth, Disney will release a new EP about the Black experience featuring actor and activist Yara Shahidi. Shahidi who will deliver an original spoken word track “To Be A Black Girl”. Chloe Bailey of Chloe x Halle will covers Nina Simone’s “Feeling Good.” Rapper YBN Cordae also on the EP is donating […]
“In The Heights,” a musical that was written by Lin-Manuel Miranda and initially opened on Broadway in 2008, was released in theaters and HBO Max last week. This highly anticipated film captures the essence of experiencing life in Washington Heights, Manhattan as an Afro-Latino. The film tackles issues, imposter syndrome, and being the first in […]
When the school board in Randolph Township voted to change Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples’ Day, some residents were outraged. In response to the outrage, the school board said that instead, it would wipe holiday names from the school calendar altogether, while still observing the days off. Holidays such as Memorial Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc, […]