by jimmi jam Article Reprint JET’, the pioneering African-American weekly magazine that rose to prominence covering the civil rights movement will no longer publish a regular print edition.
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Tesla Hyperloop Train Can Travel At 4,000 mph
TheMindUnleashed Article Reprint Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has revealed more information on his top-secret Hyperloop, a vehicle he says will take passengers from Los Angeles to San Francisco in a mere half hour.
Read moreEAARA Chicago Scholarship
Article Submission In keeping with its mission to support the scholastic endeavors of African American students, the Chicago Chapter EAARA will award twenty-three(23) Frank M. Clark/John T. Hooker scholarships in the amount of $1000 each.
Read moreSpidey tops the box office
foxnews.com Article Reprint While unable to match the debut power of fellow superhero marvels like the “Iron Man” franchise and “Captain America,” Sony’s “The Amazing Spider-Man 2″ still managed to continue the webslinger saga in
Read moreSamsung ordered to pay Apple $119.6m
Samsung has been ordered to pay $119.6m (£71m) to Apple by a US court for infringing two of its patents. bbc.com Article Reprint A jury in California delivered its verdict in a federal court in
Read moreBen Affleck banned from blackjack at Las Vegas casino: source
By Piya Sinha-Roy Article Reprint LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Actor Ben Affleck was banned from playing blackjack at a Las Vegas casino because he was “too good,” a source close to the Oscar-winner said on
Read moreQuentin Tarantino Files New Gawker Lawsuit Over ‘Hateful Eight’ Script Leak
In an amended complaint, the director is now asserting that the gossip website committed direct copyright infringement. by Eriq Gardner Article Reprint Quentin Tarantino has added a bold new claim in his lawsuit against Gawker
Read moreDolce and Gabbana Sentenced to Jail
An Italian appeals court gave the pair an 18-month jail sentence stemming from their 2013 tax case. ⃒by Erin Weinger Article Reprint An Italian appeals court has found designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana guilty
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