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Who’s Getting Sued This Week? Kanye West, Christian Dior, CVS, Superman 

​   This week on NPL Legal Dish: *Kanye settles infringement case with Bishop *Crayola locks down their trademark scent *Afraid of “facing ridicule” Dior fashion house opposes trademark filed by adult film star Gigi Dior ABOUT NPL LEGAL DISH: NPL Legal Dish serves up the hottest celebrity legal drama with expert analysis. Each week, we break down complex lawsuits involving A-listers, translating legalese into entertaining segments. Get practical legal insights through the lens of pop culture, making law accessible and engaging for everyone.Subscribe for weekly doses of celebrity headlines, legal breakdowns, and a fresh take on the intersection of Hollywood and…

Press Conference: Sweeping New Plan to Help Tulsa Race Massacre Victims Gains Historic Traction

Tune in Tuesday, Feb 4 at 11am CT/12 ET; live stream at justiceforgreenwood.org/stream  (TULSA – February 4, 2025)—On the heels of the U.S. Department of Justice report documenting the extraordinary horrors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols has signaled his support for Project Greenwood, the most comprehensive plan yet to help repair the harm caused by the state-sanctioned destruction of the historic Greenwood District, also known as Black Wall Street.  Championed by Justice for Greenwood and the two last living massacre survivors, the plan has been embraced by massacre descendants, public officials, faith leaders, and business…

A Conversation with Ta-Nehisi Coates II Event by Morgan State University, Feb. 11

Morgan’s Dr. Sara Rahnama and the Program for the Study of the Middle East & North Africa is hosting a special conversation with noted author Ta-Nehisi Coates. Don’t miss out on this important discussion! Tues., Feb 11, 2025, 7:00 PM – 7:30 PM  Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center, 2201 Argonne Dr, Baltimore, Maryland, US, 21218 Event link https://events.morgan.edu/event/a-conversation-with-ta-nehisi-coates

Fine Art Shoe Muralist | Creative Director | Director | Film Producer

(BALTIMORE – February 4, 2025) – Unless one has been under a rock, then the artistic creativity of Akio Evans (https://www.byakioevans.com/) – straight out of East Baltimore – ought to be a no-brainer! A Baltimore native, Akio is a renowned shoe muralist whose artistic vision has adorned the feet of celebrities like Dave Chappelle, Kevin Hart, and Dr. Dre. Each piece of his wearable art is signed and numbered, making them highly collectible. His work has been sought after by esteemed writer-directors such as Angel Williams, Ava DuVernay, Courtney Kemp, David Simon, Donnell Rawlings, D. Watkins, Pharrell Williams, Reinaldo Greene,…

BMORENews: Bringing You ‘The News Before the News’ – Watch Now!

(BALTIMORE – February 4, 2025) – Baltimore and beyond, the landscape is shifting! From local politics to national leadership, from inspiring entrepreneurs to groundbreaking community leaders, there’s plenty to keep an eye on. Did you know Baltimore County’s council structure is still in flux? Meanwhile, on the national stage, Ken Martin steps in as the new head of the Democratic National Committee. And in the world of business, we’re spotlighting dynamic entrepreneurs like Abai Schulze, Brittny Bagley, and Dewan Clayborn—trailblazers making an impact in their industries and communities. Get ready for a dose of Black excellence, business insights, and history that…

GUEST EDITORIAL: No Cavalry Is Coming—It’s Up to Us

(BALTIMORE – February 4, 2025) – I didn’t write this post on my own—I was led to write it. There will be no cavalry coming to “save us.” There was none for my ancestors. They did what had to be done—for their families and neighbors. Today, as I sat in Morningstar Baptist Church, Woodland—attending morning service and evening Communion—I looked around at my church family, including Bishop Debnam and Lady Carla. I was struck by our unity, shared faith, and the Pastor’s reminder that our history is one of resilience—of people who, no matter what, stood firm in the strength…

TGR: Black Wall Street BWI-Thurgood Marshall Airport Applause Continues (More PICS)

Photos by George White (BALTIMORE – February 3, 2025) – Despite the many opposing narratives about the African American community, I continue to witness its beauty, love, and resilience. Our people have endured trials that few could survive, yet we remain steadfast. We are here. And many of us are about business. Ricky Smith, CEO of BWI-Thurgood Marshall Airport, is a true legend in Baltimore. He leads one of the nation’s busiest airports while also serving as chairman of the board for the Greater Baltimore Urban League. As we celebrate Black History Month, Smith stands as a living icon—his leadership results…