Kyra Alessandrini is a news writer who has contributed to publications such as Blavity, Who What Wear, Insider, France-Amérique Magazine, and Yahoo News. With a diverse range of topics, Kyra covers stories that highlight inspiring individuals, cultural events, and the intersection of music and fashion. Her writing aims to inform and engage readers with compelling and relevant content.
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Kyra's coverage mainly revolves around entertainment news and sports, with a strong emphasis on inspirational stories and events. She seems to be interested in uplifting or heartwarming narratives related to education, HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities), and achievements of individuals from diverse backgrounds.
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By: Kyra Alessandrini
Tyla 's self-titled debut album will no longer compete in the R&B category at the 2025 Grammy Awards . Instead, it will be considered for a nomination in the pop category despite her breakout song “Water” and several others charting on Billboard's Hot R&B Songs chart and U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart.
By: Kyra Alessandrini
Anok Yai made her return to Howard University for its centennial homecoming and annual celebration. The supermodel was discovered at the HBCU's homecoming in 2017.
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The mother of a 14-year-old who died of suicide is blaming an A.I. chatbot for her son's death. Last week, Megan L. Garcia filed a lawsuit against Character.AI, calling its chatbot feature “dangerous and untested.” Garcia also alleged that it can “trick customers into handing over their most private thoughts and feelings,” The New York Times reported.
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Morehouse College and Tuskegee University are bringing their historic Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference rivalry to a bigger stage. On Thursday, the NBA announced that the two HBCUs will compete in the 2025 NBA HBCU Classic during the NBA All-Star Weekend in San Francisco. The game will take place on Feb. 15 at Oakland Arena.
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Spelman College President Dr. Helene D. Gayle has taken a leave of absence, effective immediately, the HBCU announced on Friday. Former chair of the school’s board of trustees, Rosalind “Roz” Brewer, is stepping in as the interim president and will be supported by the executive team. No reason has been disclosed as to why Gayle has taken leave. Photo by TV One/Getty Images
The Kamala Harris campaign is considering spending election night at Howard University , the presidential candidate’s alma mater. They are eyeing the HBCU as a potential venue for her to speak from, sources told NBC News .
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Metro Boomin , whose legal name is Leland Wayne, has been accused of sexual assault in a lawsuit filed on Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court.
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Former President Barack Obama explained why his eldest daughter Malia dropped her surname in the credits of her short film and directorial debut
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Prairie View A&M University is moving forward with a 10-year plan to become part of the Top 10 public HBCUs nationwide. By 2035, the goal is to become “a premier, public, research-intensive HBCU that serves as a national model for student success,” Prairie View President Tomikia P. LeGrande said in a statement .
By: Kyra Alessandrini
Howard University inducted its men's soccer team from 1974 into its athletics hall of fame. The HBCU organized celebratory events over the weekend to pay homage to the team's historic victory and undefeated season.
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