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'Moviefone' President and COO Rahsan-Rahsan Lindsay is helping revive the iconic 90s movie service alongside owner Cleveland O’Neal III, reimagining it for today’s digital audience.

Cathy Hughes' brainchild now reaches more than 80% of Black U.S. households.

He's "completely separated" from the company.

It was a nice thought for the culture, anyway.

As MTV News shuts down after 36 years, we remember 10 defining moments where it helped to progress Black pop culture.

Tyler Perry and Byron Allen are reportedly each talking with Paramount Global about the purchase of a majority stake in BET Media Group.

Episode two of 'Black HIV in the South: How Did We Get Here?' further explores the experience of the Black American community, particularly in the American South, in navigating the early years of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

"Black HIV in the South: How Did We Get Here?” is a four-part series presented by The Qube, a new streaming platform.

The new podcast network fittingly begins on the first day of Black History Month.

Black outlets have an important duty and commitment to Black audiences.

With rising authoritarianism, our nation desperately needs well-funded, well-staffed and diverse newsrooms.

Removing Cross from the airwaves effectively denies Black strategists and organizers a platform to discuss the issues and concerns of Black voters ahead of the midterm elections.