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Issa Rae has confirmed that there will be no reboot of her critically acclaimed series Insecure, which ran from 2016 to 2021. During an appearance on the “7PM in Brooklyn” podcast with Carmelo Anthony and The Kid Mero, Rae expressed that the show is too personal for her to revisit, comparing it to Larry David’s […]
A recent study by Pregnancy Justice found that criminal charges related to pregnancy have increased since the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2022 decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. The study identified at least 210 cases in the year following the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization ruling, marking the highest number of such cases in any […]
New York State is celebrating its 16th annual Climate Week from September 22 to 29, focusing on combating climate change, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting environmental sustainability. Brendan Woodruff, Director of Sustainability at the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), highlights that the week aims to bring together local, state, and federal […]
Nick Cannon and fans of “Wild ‘N Out” raised $25,000 for the family of the late rapper Rich Homie Quan, who passed away unexpectedly on September 5, 2024. Cannon paused a live show in Atlanta to pay tribute to the rapper by performing a medley of his greatest hits and invited Quan’s family on stage, […]
U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres opened the General Assembly’s annual debate by warning world leaders that impunity, inequality, and uncertainty are creating an “unsustainable world.” He cited deepening geopolitical divisions, ongoing wars in Gaza, Ukraine, and Sudan, and the threat of a wider Middle East conflict, stating that humanity is “edging towards the unimaginable.” Guterres emphasized […]
Whitetail deer season is approaching in New York State. Here’s what you need to know: Season Start Dates: Bowhunting begins at the end of September or early October, depending on your location. Check the DEC map to find specific season dates in your area. Tag and License Changes: As of August 1, the DEC has […]
The southwest side of Rochester gets hit with another blow as the Walgreens on West Main St is closing down. City leaders say this will leave that area of Rochester a medical desert for those that relied on that store to pick up prescriptions, if they don’t have transportation the next closest Walgreens will be […]
A Rochester nightclub on Culver Rd was burglaries twice within 48 hours. The club’s surveillance cameras caught the same suspects in both crimes. The thieves got away with Liquor bottles on the first break in by breaking through the door on September 3rd around 1:30am and then 48 hours later the same suspects came back […]
A California man found out that he was paying neighbor’s electric bill for almost 20 years. He has been living in the same apartment since 2006 and had been paying his neighbor’s bill the whole time. The man realized what was happening when he tried to cut back of using on his electricity, he still […]
SZA took to social media to express concern over the resurgence of nitrous oxide—commonly known as “whippets”—and a product called “Galaxy Gas” that she believes is being aggressively marketed to Black youth. Posting on X, she questioned why the government isn’t intervening, highlighting that the product has appeared suddenly and is being sold openly in […]