Filed under: Dr. Boyce Money The oldest black church in DeKalb County had to recently shut its doors after facing foreclosure proceedings on its building. Flat Rock Community Church is 150 years old. According to Binita Miles, a senior pastor, the chur...
BlackEnterprise.com will now curate the tweets throughout the week that staffers think were worth taking note of, whether an expert, celebrity or even you masterminded the tweet. Sadly, the music industry lost a soulful songstress, last Sunday. Teena Marie, better known as “Lady T,” transcended racial barriers with hits such as “Lovergirl,” “Ooo La La…
Twitter timelines were off the chain Wednesday afternoon as former B2K band member, Raz B began a war of words against R&B singers Eric Benet and Chris Brown. While Benet didn’t bother to respond, Brown launched a vicious attack against Raz B that quickly escalated from disrespectful to offensive and shocking as he began to…
Filed under: Careers, Lynnette Khalfani-Cox A recent study from Right Management showed that 84% of U.S. workers plan to quit their jobs and seek new employment in 2011. If you'd like a better job in the New Year, and have gotten tired of working the typical 9 to 5 gig, you may be on the…
Cee Lo Green dons a festive pair of 2011 glasses as he visits the Duracell mobile start power lab in NYC’s Times Square on Thursday (December 30). The 36-year-old Goodie Mobber hopped on a stationary bike to add human-generated power to light up a 2011 sign. Like most of us, Ceelo is making a few…
Black Enterprise pays final tribute to 10 great leaders in business, civil rights, politics and philanthropy whose passing made global news in 2010. While we mourned their departure in 2010, we also pay tribute to their historic achievements and remain grateful for the difference their contributions will continue to make in 2011 and beyond.
