Braiding has long been more than just a hairstyle in the Black community—it is a tradition, a statement of identity and a deeply personal form of self-expression. While braids offer beauty, ...

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Master the art of large triangular knotless braids with this detailed tutorial. From prep to parting, we cover every ...

Keep it traditional with Fulani braids or get a bit more experimental. Doechii rocks a similar look to the Alicia Keys style during a pre-Grammy performance, complete with wooden beads to pull it ...

What is to love about this ponytail braid is that you can give it an edge by decorating it with colored beads because kids are not limited to what colors they can have on their hair. Black hair is ...

Similar to box braids, knotless braids are small braids with extensions. However, unlike box braids, and as the name suggests, the extensions are not secured with a knot. Instead, they are created ...

Winston Churchill, British Secretary of State for War, sent the Black and Tans into Ireland on March 25, 1920. It was a fatal mistake by the British that drove Irish opposition to British rule to ...

While the word "Black" in GoPro camera names signifies it is the top-of-the-line model, it has, for some time, also referenced the color of the action cams. While there were silver and white GoPros at ...

The release date for Blue Lock Chapter 297 has been announced. In the previous chapter, Yoichi Isagi made the pivotal decision to continue his relentless pursuit of becoming No. 1, driven by the ...

Black poop can be harmless, caused by certain foods or medications, or it can be a sign of melena, meaning there’s blood in your stool. Melena happens when bleeding occurs in the upper digestive tract ...

The world's first black international footballer has been honoured with a blue plaque at his former school. Andrew Watson captained Scotland to a 6-1 victory over England on his debut in 1881 and ...