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rnbphilly.com | Carlee Smith |Divine Martino
Americans across the country will celebrate Juneteenth on Thursday, June 19, marking the end of slavery in the United States. While it officially became a federal holiday in 2021, many Black communities have long recognized the day as a powerful symbol of freedom. Juneteenth dates back to June 19, 1865, when Union Army Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced that enslaved African Americans were free.
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rnbphilly.com | Carlee Smith |Divine Martino
Actor Derek Dixon filed a massive $260 million lawsuit against entertainment mogul Tyler Perry on June 13, 2025, accusing him of sexual assault, harassment, and retaliation. Dixon, who appeared in Perry’s BET+ series The Oval and Ruthless, claims that Perry abused his power and influence to exploit him. According to the lawsuit, Perry first met Dixon at an event in 2019 and promised to help advance his acting career. Dixon says things quickly turned inappropriate.
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rnbphilly.com | Carlee Smith |Divine Martino
The Trump Organization is stepping into the mobile phone business with the launch of Trump Mobile, a new wireless service paired with a custom-branded device called the T1 Phone. This new venture, run by T1 Mobile under a licensing deal with the Trump brand, promises patriotic appeal and practical perks. The highlight is the “47 Plan”, priced at $47.45 a month—a reference to Donald Trump aiming to be the 47th president.
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rnbphilly.com | Carlee Smith |Divine Martino
R. Kelly collapsed in his North Carolina prison cell following what his attorney describes as a dangerous overdose while in solitary confinement. According to court documents reviewed by AllHipHop, the incident occurred just days after his legal team accused prison officials of intentionally endangering his life. The 58-year-old singer was allegedly placed in isolation on Tuesday, June 10, and administered additional medication on Thursday, June 12.
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rnbphilly.com | Carlee Smith |Divine Martino
In one of the most brazen travel scams in recent memory, a Florida man managed to fly on more than 120 commercial flights for free over the course of nearly three years by posing as a flight attendant, according to authorities. The man, whose identity has not been released pending formal charges, allegedly used forged airline credentials and replica uniforms purchased online to pass himself off as legitimate cabin crew.
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