Soledad O’Brien
Police brutality is an issue that has long plagued the African American community. And with the recent death of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri,…
Soledad O’Brien‘s special ‘Black In America: Black & Blue’ premieres tonight on CNN. The award-winning journalist who was formerly a CNN anchor and is now…
CNN news anchor Soledad O’Brien talks with the TJMS about Tonight on CNN, to talks about her new special, The War Comes Home, debuting on CNN tonight…
For a certain segment of Bill Cosby’s fan base, the legendary comedian is as pristine as it gets. That is, so long as he doesn’t step…
Noted CNN correspondent Soledad O’Brien just confirmed today that her popular morning show “Starting Point” is going to come to an end. The network claims to be moving in a “different direction” and O’Brien says they are currently “discussing her role.” Be sure to check out this afternoon’s broadcast of The Wendy Williams Show as […]
I missed the first one. When Barack Hussein Obama was sworn in as our first African-American president with an agenda that I believed passionately in,…
After the widely discussed “Who is Black in America?” aired, NewsOne sat down with host Soledad O’Brien to discuss viewer reactions and what is next…
This Sunday at 8 p.m., CNN airs its fifth installment of the “Black In America” series, which is hosted by Soledad O’Brien. In this episode,…
CNN reporter and famed news correspondent Soledad O’Brien gears up for the latest installment of the informative “Black in America” series and this time around, she dives deep into issues of colorism within the black community. Get your official sneak peek of the answers that will come out of this insightful news-documentary on what makes […]
She’s a no nonsense reporter and a journalist keen on keeping it real based on the facts. That’s why Soledad O’Brien says it like she means it, but if there’s any doubt as to what she’s really all about, check out the clip below where Wendy Williams gets to the bottom of it all. RELATED […]
Soledad O’Brien, MC Lyte, Anita Baker, and Rocsi Diaz are just some of the celebs who helped Russell Simmons raise more than $2 million for…
