The posters were designed by a group of four young activists who go by the name of Legally Black. Hackvertising collective Special Patrol Group (whose activities we have previously covered) placed the ...

EXTENDED FORECAST: Dry and abnormally warm conditions (highs in the upper 70s/lower to middle 80s) will continue through the rest of this week and most of next week. Even when temperatures dip for ...

A period setting lends aesthetic cover to a standard horror story in The Black Phone ... shot in low blue-green light — free, in other words, of distracting aesthetic veneers.

Even when temperatures dip into the mid 70s for the beginning of next week, they'll still be above average. Rain chances may return by Thursday night, though the better chance of showers and ...

This girl is booked and busy! Selena Gomez, 32, arrived at the 2024 Emmy Awards on Sunday night decked out in a timeless black velvet gown with an embellished halter neckline. Walking the red ...

Black holes are points in space that are so dense they create deep gravity sinks. Beyond a certain region, not even light can escape the powerful tug of a black hole's gravity. And anything that ...

Since his first release, he’s been delivering black paints that suck in more light and just simply look blacker than anything else out there. Black 4.0 has upped the ante to a new level.

There is no such thing as “black light wavelength”—so why do black T-shirts, black crayons, and black marking pens look black? Investigate a variety of black ink markers, and find out why they look ...

The designer Charles Zana channeled gritty 1980s New York to create a polished Parisian apartment for a friend.

The program celebrates the early ‘70s genre of Black cinema, and features films wth iconic movie stars Pam Grier, Richard Roundtree, Ron O’Neal, Tamara Dobson, Jim Brown, Vonetta McGee ...

Some people on social media claimed the Radio 1 presenter's career has been helped by "light-skin privilege". Beyonce's dad Matthew Knowles also suggested some black people enjoy greater fame ...