Black History of Health

Ella Fitzgerald, also known as "First Lady of Song" and "Lady Ella", captured audiences everywhere with her ethereal voice and commanding ... Read More

You know when you see him. And you smile when you hear him. Actor and comedian Reynaldo Rey first appeared on the screen alongside fellow ... Read More

While Tiny Lister reportedly battled COVID-19, the actor’s death still caused shockwaves in Hollywood when it was announced in April. Just ... Read More

One of the most beloved commentators on TV, Stuart Scott left a hole in sports fans’ hearts when in 2015 he passed away on Sunday at age 49 ... Read More

Many people think they know who Herschel Walker is. The 1982 Heisman Trophy winner, pro football star, and Olympian has been an American ... Read More

Prince has never been one to shy away from his eccentricities. The music icon cemented himself as entertainment royalty with his unique ... Read More

Her songs inspired some of the most beautiful moments in many people’s lives. A pioneer in the music industry, Etta James was always a ... Read More

Famous for his kind and cool demeanor in the face of cruel racial insults while playing for the MLB, Jackie Robinson cemented himself as not ... Read More

Eric ‘Eazy-E’ Wright died of AIDS on March 26th, 1995. The founding member of the legendary rap group NWA sent shockwaves through the ... Read More