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Cardi B grow good frenzy wipes shelves in minutes

A rapid sellout puts Cardi B’s hair care debut at the center of a crowded beauty market and sets up a test of staying power When Cardi B introduced her hair care line GrowGood, the response was swift and decisive. Within 45 minutes, every item in the catalog was gone. It was a…

ByGesi LloydApril 16, 20260Comments

Fashion

How Diarra Bousso left Wall Street to build a brand

There is a period at the end of DIARRABLU. And it is not a typo, It is a declaration. When Diarra Bousso named her brand back in 2013, she made a deliberate choice to do something, in her own words, rebellious. She was an artist and a mathematician, and she was done pretending those two…

ByDorcas OnasaApril 9, 20260Comments

Career

5 powerful moments of Black excellence you need to know

Black Women like Simone I. Smith, when most people hear the name, they think of her decades-long marriage to hip-hop icon LL Cool J. But Smith, 1 on our list, has spent years building a legacy that is entirely her own. As the founder of her eponymous jewelry line and a prominent philanthropist, she has…

ByDorcas OnasaApril 4, 20260Comments

Celebs

Netflix quietly cuts Meghan Markle loose — What comes next?

The Duchess of Sussex and the streaming giant have parted ways on her As Ever lifestyle brand, raising fresh questions about her post-royal reinvention. Meghan Markle's lifestyle venture is entering a new phase — this time, without Netflix. The streaming giant confirmed it has ended its investment in As Ever, the Duchess of Sussex's consumer brand,…

ByDempsey May AyucoMarch 10, 20260Comments

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Cardi B grow good frenzy wipes shelves in minutes

How Diarra Bousso left Wall Street to build a brand

5 powerful moments of Black excellence you need to know

Netflix quietly cuts Meghan Markle loose — What comes next?

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