STXfilms has set an April 5 release for civil rights drama “The Best of Enemies,” starring Taraji P. Henson and Sam Rockwell.

Khabib Nurmagomedov is fed up with the double standard in the UFC.

The sobering center would be located in the 700 block of North Claiborne Avenue, less than a mile from the French Quarter.

A judge allows Mario Woods’ family to sue the officers who killed him.

Kemp is trying to prevent Abrams from making history as the first Black woman governor.

The California city is the latest to battle substantial levels of lead in water after Detroit Public Schools had a crisis.

Sherry Hall nearly ruined an innocent man’s life.

Entrepreneur Tiffany J created Super Beauty Dolls to empower girls to be comfortable in their own skin.

Ford and Kavanaugh both testified before the committee on Thursday regarding the allegations.

“A Right to Freedom” is open until September 2019 and features photographs of King and interviews with notable figures who knew the civil rights leader.

Online sales for the sports apparel company jumped 31% following the Kaepernick news and its stock reached near-record highs.

The renovations for the home are to be completed in 2020.

The Quincy documentary is currently airing on Netflix.

The Champions is scheduled to premiere in January.

Christine Blasey Ford made emotional statements about sexual assault and Supreme Court nominee during Thursday’s hearing.

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The Atlanta songstress shares the highs and lows of pursuing her career while raising four children.

Production is tentatively set to begin in 2019 during the NBA off-season.

In an early version of Tuesday’s New York Times print publication, the newspaper wrongly identified Bassett as former Trump adviser Omarosa Manigault-Newman.

Tim Story has signed on to direct and produce the film.

Jamal Speaks is an 18-year-old student at Ballou-STAY Opportunity Academy.

Crystal Mason received a harsh sentence for unknowing violating a Texas voting law.

Many of the women spoke of being molested or harassed in church and the pulpit.

They also want to know how the agency can test and monitor how companies use the technology if it becomes more mainstream.