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Established in January 2003, REACH Media aims to create, acquire, and collaborate on high-quality media and marketing initiatives that focus on the African American community and culture. Tom Joyner, a leading figure in African American radio, is the founder, chairperson, and majority owner of REACH Media. Central to the company is The Tom Joyner Morning Show, which has achieved remarkable success with sponsors and advertisers. This success has allowed REACH Media to expand into television, events, and build a stronger online presence. Alongside the well-known Tom Joyner Sky Shows, REACH is also exploring opportunities in television and film, as well as planning a significant entertainment event specifically designed for African Americans.

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Brandy And Monica Drop Epic Visuals To Announce Joint Tour

3 days ago | blackamericaweb.com | Danielle Jennings

Source: Fred Lee / GettyR&B stars Brandy and Monica have been linked together since 1998, when they dropped their classic Grammy award-winning hit, “The Boy Is Mine.” They entertained us all during the COVID-19 pandemic in their head-to-head Verzuz battle — and now they are gearing up for their first joint tour.
Social Media Slams Trump Over Iran “Regime Change” Double Talk

4 days ago | blackamericaweb.com | Christopher Smith

Social Media Slams Trump Over Iran “Regime Change” Double Talk Source: MEHMET ESER / GettySocial media users vocally called out President Donald Trump for his hypocrisy in his words concerning Iran’s regime and the administration’s stance.
'Am I The Drama?' Cardi B Officially Announces New Album

4 days ago | blackamericaweb.com | Danielle Jennings

Source: Kevin Winter / GettyBardi Gang, stand up! After years of false starts, promises, and one-off singles, Cardi B has finally announced her long-awaited second album, “Am I the Drama?” courtesy of the first image of the album cover to formally usher in her new era. On Monday, June 23, Cardi took to Instagram to share the new album, titled Am I The Drama?, which is set to be released on September 19, just in time for the fall season and the last half of the year.
Black Excellence Shines at ABFF: Ashanti, Nia Long, Jermaine Dupri, Da’Vinchi & More

5 days ago | blackamericaweb.com | Nia Noelle |Jazmyn Summers

Source: Melissa Nyomi Stoll / MelshotyaThe American Black Film Festival (ABFF) 2025 lit up Miami with a vibrant celebration of Black creativity, storytelling, and cultural power. From gripping documentaries to fresh television series, the festival highlighted the brilliance and resilience of Black artists across film and television. Radio and TV personality Jazmyn Summers was on the scene for Radio One, catching up with some of the stars who helped make this year’s festival unforgettable.
Trump Complains About Juneteenth, X Shows Off His Hypocrisy

5 days ago | blackamericaweb.com | Christopher Smith

Trump Complains About Juneteenth, X Shows Off His Hypocrisy Source: Sean Rayford / GettyPresident Donald Trump’s complaint about federal holidays on Juneteenth prompted social media to show his past support for it while campaigning.
Fat Joe Sued For $20M By Ex-Hypeman, Claims Rapper Had Sex With Minors

1 week ago | blackamericaweb.com | Robert Longfellow

Fat Joe is being sued for $20 million by his former hypeman, who has lobbed a litany of sordid claims against the Bronx rapper. The lawsuitalleges that Joe, born Joseph Antonio Cartagena, participated in sex acts with several minors in their teens, amongst other wild claims. As initially reported by Variety, Terrance “T.A.” Dixon filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court Southern District of New York against the “Lean Back: rapper on Thursday, June 19.
Adriana Smith, Brain-Dead Georgia Mom On Life Support, Gives Birth Via C-Section

1 week ago | blackamericaweb.com | Danielle Jennings

Source: Courtesy of Family / Courtesy PhotoAfter months of being on life support due to a medical emergency linked to blood clots in her brain, Adriana Smith’s baby boy was delivered via C-section prematurely on Friday, June 13, according to local Atlanta affiliate 11Alive. But the miracle birth is a bittersweet one, as Smith’s family also has to prepare her funeral.
They Are So Back: Clipse Releases Their First Music Video In Over 15 Years With New Single ‘So Be It’

1 week ago | blackamericaweb.com | Davonta Herring

Source: Taylor Hill / GettyIt’s been way too long since we’ve gotten a music video from Clipse. In fact, they haven’t released one since sharing the visual for “Popular Demand (Popeyes)” featuring Cam’Ron and Pharrell back in 2009. Today (June 17th), all that has changed as the group has shared a new video for “So Be It,” the latest salvo from their highly-anticipated fourth studio album LET GOD SORT EM OUT, set for release on July 11th.
My Fashion Nova Birthday Dress Cost Under $40

1 week ago | blackamericaweb.com | Shamika Sanders

My Birthday Dress Cost Under $40 If you're looking for the perfect budget-friendly birthday dress that screams main character energy, look no further.
Elon Musk Drops Urinary Drugs Test Results To Dispute Alleged Substance Abuse, X Remains Skeptical

1 week ago | blackamericaweb.com | Tron Snow

Source: The Washington Post / Getty / Elon MuskElon Musk is fighting back against those allegations of drug use and dropped a receipt in the form of a urinary drug test, but users on X are pointing out one glaring issue with his evidence. The Tesla chief continues to be the talk of the platform he allegedly no longer owns. A few weeks ago, he got into a public spat with his MAGA homie, Donald Trump, that eventually led to him apologizing for calling the “president” a pedophile.