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Sacramento’s 27th annual Kwanzaa celebration at the state Capitol highlights the holiday’s role in cultural reclamation and healing.

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Lady Gaga paused her concert at Sydney’s Accor Stadium on Dec. 13 after one of her Mayhem Ball dancers slipped and fell off the stage. The dancer, Michael Dameski, slid off the stage during Gaga’s ...

After watching one of her dancers tumble off stage, Lady Gaga decided that the Mayhem could wait. During her Mayhem Ball stop at Sydney's Accor Stadium this weekend, the Grammy winner abruptly stopped ...

The dancer, Michael Dameski, shared a video on his Instagram Stories to let everyone know he was okay and that “the show must go on” Kimberlee Speakman is a digital writer at PEOPLE. She has been ...

Michael B. Jordan is getting plenty of accolades for his work in “Sinners” and what he’s helping create behind the camera. However, the 38-year-old admits that he’s looking ahead to what his life will ...

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Billionaires Michael and Susan Dell unveiled plans to donate $6.25 billion to investment accounts for 25 million children Tuesday. The two joined President Trump and Republican officials at the White ...

The seed money for new specialized investment accounts for kids is growing — and now the hope is for an even bigger bloom. Tech billionaire Michael Dell and his wife, Susan, announced a pledge Tuesday ...

Dec. 2 (UPI) --The Dell family signed-off on billion-dollar donation to a new saving account program unveiled by U.S. President Donald Trump for U.S.-born babies as the White House seeks out other ...

Michael and Susan Dell pledged Tuesday to donate a historic $6.25 billion toward funding so-called “Trump accounts” for 25 million American children. The investment – which will equal $250 per account ...