Kay Wicker is a Lifestyle Reporter for theGrio and Yahoo News, specializing in covering entertainment, fashion, and culture. With a focus on highlighting diverse voices and stories, Kay brings a fresh perspective to her articles, offering insights into the latest trends, celebrity news, and lifestyle topics that resonate with readers.
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Kay Wicker's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, beauty & fashion, and family & relationships. Her pieces often include expert commentary, how-to guides, and seasonal content.
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DJ Clark Kent, influential hip-hop producer and DJ, died on Oct. 24 at 58.
By: Kay Wicker
Dwyane Wade shared his involvement in his new tribute statue outside of Kaseya Center stadium.
By: Kay Wicker
Vegan food personality Tabitha Brown wants more women to talk about their perimenopause symptoms.
By: Kay Wicker
Keke Palmer shares where she stands with Darius Jackson ahead of the release of her new memoir.
By: Kay Wicker
Barack Obama discusses the pressures his daughters Malia and Sasha face having prominent parents.
Mariah Carey stages her annual launch of the holiday season with pop-up holiday bars, decor, and more.
By: Kay Wicker
In Peacock's “Eat, Slay, Love,” Eva Marcille joins Nivea, Tammy Rivera, and London Hughes on an epic girls' trip in Southeast Asia.
By: Kay Wicker
“Real Housewives of Potomac” star Wendy Osefo is in a really good place upon turning 40.
By: Kay Wicker
The legendary record producer Quincy Jones died at age 91 after a storied 70-year career.
By: Kay Wicker
Garrett Morris recalls what it was really like to be the only Black person during SNL’s debut season.
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