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America officially has its first black “Bachelorette,” and damn is she awesome. On Monday it was announced that current “The Bachelor” contestant Rachel Lindsay, a 31-year-old attorney from Dallas, will be the next lead of “The Bachelorette.” (So... guess it’s safe to say she doesn’t “win” Nick

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Gospel singer Shirley Caesar gave life to our social media feeds in November by inspiring the viral #UNameItChallenge. But her significance seems to have been lost on whoever created one of the video montages for this year’s Grammys. In the video dedicated to the Grammys’ Lifetime Achievement Award