Plus, Hillary Clinton to speak at Black and Latino journalism conferences and half of dermatologists aren't trained to spot skin cancer on Black skin.
As loved ones and fans of Muhammad Ali gather to say their final goodbyes during a memorial service in Louisville, Kentucky, on Friday, several television networks will deliver live coverage of the ceremony. TV One, BET, and Bounce TV have announced they all will air Ali’s memorial.
The comedian's wife also claimed she rarely reads the media coverage about her husband and is unaware of what he admitted to under oath in his 2005 deposition.
Plus, an Alabama sorority is in trouble for creating t-shirts with racist slave imagery and veteran actor John Amos doesn't think people are interested in a "Roots" remake.
Pennsylvania's Superior Court declines to hear Bill Cosby's appeal. In doing so, it upholds the lower court's ruling that Cosby does not have immunity from prosecution.
After feeling disrespected by a surgeon prior to an emergency surgery, Ethel Easter hid a recorder in her braids which caught a surgeon and his staff on tape making disparaging comments about her attitude and her body.
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Camille Cosby used spousal privilege to deflect answering questions about the details of Bill Cosby's various sexual assault allegations.
President Obama has reportedly lost five pounds since his 2014 physical.
"The Cosby Show" alum weighs in on the controversy.
