The Week in News

Tyler Perry donated 5,000 Thanksgiving meals to Atlanta families, David N. Dinkins – the first and only Black mayor of New York City – passed away at age 93, and Tiffany “New York” Pollard announced her engagement.

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Tyler Perry Donates 5,000 Meals to Deserving Atlanta Families

Lena Waithe’s Wife Has Filed for Divorce!

Taraji P. Henson Is Doing ‘Much Better’ After Announcing Broken Engagement

THIS Fashion Designer Got Engaged at 75!

Tiffany ‘New York’ Pollard Is ENGAGED!

David N. Dinkins, NYC’s First and Only Black Mayor, Passes Away at 93

RILEY Is Engaged to Boyfriend Desean Black!

21 Savage Mourns Death of Younger Brother Terrell Davis After Alleged Fatal Stabbing

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