NHK Enterprises and Studio 4°C confirmed on Tuesday the "Future Kid Takara" title and short animation format for its original animation production, and revealed its poster visual, trailer video, main ...

Anime characters who have dark backstories aren't anything new, but these origins almost crossed the line and somehow escaped ...

Black Clover went on hiatus due to being close to the manga, with Pierrot choosing to focus on other projects like Bleach: TYBW. Director Tatsuya Yoshihara hinted at a possible continuation of ...

Born on Dec. 7, 1940, in Chicago, Carole Simpson is known for being the first broadcast journalist to hold the title of “news anchor” for a major media company. According to Simpson’s ...

Hattie McDaniel In 1940, Hattie McDaniel became the first Black person to win an Academy ... DeBose became the first queer, Afro-Latina to win an Oscar — for the same role: Anita in "West ...

At Emerald City Comic Con, it was announced that Tsuyoshi Takaki's supernational action series Black Torch is getting an anime series adaptation. Viz Media, which publishes the official English ...

This acquisition reinforces VIZ Media's commitment to delivering the best in manga and anime entertainment." ...

Black Torch anime has been officially green-lit for production. This was confirmed during a VIZ Media panel at the Emerald City Comic Con on Saturday, March 8, 2025. A promotional video and a key ...

Gyomei Himejima has one of the saddest backstories in the anime. He was betrayed by the people he always protected and provided for despite his eyesight disability. He often gave up his own food ...

VIZ Media officially announced today at its Emerald City Comic Con panel that the highly anticipated TV anime adaptation of BLACK TORCH, the action-packed manga by Tsuyoshi Takaki, is in production.

AFRO-American Newspapers' current CEO, Dr. Frances "Toni" Draper, pays tribute to her mother, Frances L. Murphy II, and her family's legacy of trailblazing women in journalism. The AFRO has a rich ...

The legacy of dedicated AFRO women isn’t just a chapter in journalism history—it’s a living testament to the power of truth, resilience and the indomitable spirit of Black women in the press.