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Barack and Michelle Obama are laughing off the latest round of divorce rumors, this time on Michelle’s podcast, IMO. During a heartfelt and funny conversation with her brother, Craig Robinson and husband Barack, Michelle opened up about the constant speculation around their marriage and how little of it reaches her radar.
“These are the kinds of things I just miss,” Barack said. “I don’t even know this stuff is going on and then somebody will mention it to me, and I’m like, ‘What are you talking about?’”
The couple shared a lighthearted moment on camera, prompting Craig to tease them about their relationship status. But Michelle kept it real.
“There hasn’t been one moment in our marriage where I have thought about quitting on my man,” she said. “We have had some really hard times, a lot of fun times, and I have become a better person because of the man I’m married to.”
Michelle also addressed how people misunderstood her recent decision to skip some public events earlier this year.
“This is the first time in my life all of my choices are for me,” she explained. “People couldn’t even fathom that I was making a choice for myself, they had to assume my husband and I are divorcing.”
Despite the noise, the Obamas continue to show up for each other, keeping their bond strong in the public eye and behind the scenes.
This morning here’s a chance to put your dancing skills to work for a good cause. The Prince George’s County Family Justice Center Foundation is gearing up for its Dancing With the Stars Fundraiser and is in need for some male dance instructors. My guest this morning is Mandrell Birks – President of the Prince George’s County Family Justice Center Foundation
The Prince George’s County Family Justice Center Foundation is looking for male dancing instructors and dancers to participate in its Dancing with the Stars Fundraiser on November 15th at Martins Crosswinds. For more information go here: www.pgcfamilyjusticecenterfoundation.org
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This morning a fan favorite is back. The Lake Arbor Jazz Festival is now 15 years and going strong. The musical fun runs through July 20th and I have the executive producer with me to give us a run-down of what’s on tap for this year.
My guest this morning is Kevin Alexander – Founder and Executive Producer of Lake Arbor Jazz Festival
The 15th Annual Lake Arbor Jazz Festival is July 16th – 20th at the National Harbor. for more information go here: www.lakearborjazz.com
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Academy Award-winning actress Lupita Nyong’o is using her platform to shed light on uterine fibroids, a condition that affects millions of women but is often overlooked.
In a heartfelt Instagram post, Nyong’o shared her recent diagnosis and the emotional weight of managing a serious health issue while navigating professional success. “This Fibroid Awareness Month and beyond, I hope my experience will resonate with anyone else who has ever felt dismissed, confused or alone,” she wrote. “We deserve better. It’s time to demand it. Silence serves no one!”
Uterine fibroids are noncancerous growths that can cause severe pain, heavy bleeding, and fertility issues. They’re incredibly common, affecting up to 80% of Black women and 70% of white women by age 50, yet many women still struggle to get answers, let alone proper care.
Nyong’o’s message is part of a growing push to change how society treats women’s health especially when it comes to pain that’s long been ignored or downplayed. She’s calling for more research, earlier detection, and better treatment options so women aren’t left suffering in silence.
By speaking out, Nyong’o is helping push the conversation forward, and reminding women they’re not alone.
This morning we are spotlighting a night of celebration, music and legacy while honoring talented youth from the DMV. FAME is gearing up for its 21st Anniversary Gala and my guest has the details of the extraordinary event. My guest is Toni Lewis – Founder and CEO of the Foundation for the Advancement of Music and Education or FAME.
FAME to host 21st Anniversary & 10-year FAME Jazz Band Reunion July 26th at 6pm at the University of Maryland’s Samuel Riggs Alumni Center. The evening will feature live performances by FAME alumni. For more information go here: www.famemusic.org
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If you still rely on snail mail, it just got a little more expensive.
As of July 13, the price of a Forever stamp has increased to 78 cents, up from the previous rate of 73 cents. The U.S. Postal Service announced the hike earlier this year, and it’s the latest in a long line of increases over the past decade.
To put things in perspective, a Forever stamp cost just 45 cents in 2012. Since then, there have been annual increases almost every year with exceptions in 2015 and 2020.
According to USPS officials, the price adjustment is part of a broader effort to bring in more revenue and help the agency remain financially stable. These price changes are necessary to achieve the financial stability sought by our Delivering for America plan,the USPS said in a statement.
Alongside the price change, the USPS has also rolled out service updates. That includes updated delivery time standards for First-Class Mail and USPS Ground Advantage, with a goal of improving delivery within 2-4 business days for most items.
Why It Matters
While many people have moved to digital communication, millions still depend on the Postal Service for bills, documents, and packages. Even small changes like this can add up especially for small businesses or those on fixed incomes.
Quick Look:
New Forever Stamp Price: 78 cents
Previous Price: 73 cents
Price in 2012: 45 cents
Effective Date: July 13, 2025
What’s Next?
With inflation and delivery costs continuing to shift, more USPS changes could be on the horizon. For now, you might want to grab a few extra Forever stamps they’ll still cover a first-class letter no matter how much prices rise in the future.
African American Heritage Festival
The 32nd Annual African American Heritage Festival is August 2nd at Metz Middle School. It’s hosted by the African American Foundation of Manassas City and Prince William County. www.aahf.com
Best of the DMV 2025 Award
Celebrate the outstanding businesses and individuals across the region. Nominate your favorite for the Washington Informer’s Best of the DMV 2025 Award. The deadline is July 31st. www.washingtoninformer.com
Free Summer Concerts @ Strathmore
Make summer unforgettable. Join the Stathmore for its free outdoor summer concerts. Performances are every Wednesday with interactive concerts for kids on Thursdays. www.strathmore.org
YWCA Career Support
Do you need help with your resume or sharpening your interview skills? The YWCA offers employment skills and career development support for DC residents. www.ywcanca.org
Bernie Bates Golf Classic
Swing for a good cause. The 24th Annual Bernie Bates Memorial Scholarship Golf Classic is August 15th at Old Hickory Golf Club in Woodbridge. www.blbinc.org
Prince George’s Child Support
The Prince George’s County Child Support Administration is hosting its 3rd Expungement Fair August 15th at the Temple Hills Office. www.maryland.gov
Kids World
Get the kids ready for a fun time. The Downtown DC Business Improvement District is hosting its Annual Kids World Festival July 26th and 27th at Franklin Park.
Atlas Festival 2026
The application process is now open for Atlas Intersections Festival 2026. The deadline to apply is August 15th at 5pm. www.atlasarts.org
Two teenagers are facing charges in connection with a string of armed robberies at a beer and wine store in Bethesda, Maryland, according to DC News Now.
The Montgomery County Department of Police says the suspects entered the store on two separate occasions on July 8th and 9th. They threatened an employee and stole cash before fleeing.
Surveillance footage helped investigators identify the teens, who were arrested during a third attempted robbery.
Both suspects are now in custody at a youth facility and have been charged with armed robbery and robbery.
Get the kids ready for two days of non-stop fun and excitement right in the heart of DC. Kids World is making a return to Franklin Park. My guest this morning has all the details. My guest is Ebony Walton – Director of Marketing and Communications for Downtown DC Business Improvement District
Kids World is back by popular demand. Downtown DC Business Improvement District free two-day festival is returning July 26th and 27th to Franklin Park. Kids Work features one-of-a-kind installations and a mix of new and returning programming including superheroes, a bubble garden and exciting activities.
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Lauryn Hill is setting the record straight after fans were left confused and disappointed by a two-hour delay at her headlining set during the 2025 Essence Festival in New Orleans. Originally scheduled to perform at 12:30 a.m., Hill didn’t take the stage until around 2:30 a.m., playing to a significantly thinned-out crowd.
Taking to Instagram, the Grammy-winning artist thanked Essence Festival organizers for owning up to the delay and used the moment to share a deeper message about her commitment to her craft.
“Family, let me address a few things,” Hill wrote. “I am involved in every aspect of what it takes to put on my shows, because it requires THAT much involvement to protect the integrity of my message and the quality of what I do.”
She explained that her hands-on approach spans everything from music arrangement and rehearsals to stage design and production. “I rehearse and arrange the music diligently with my band,” she continued. “I am involved in every aspect of design, preparation, and production of my shows while also being a parent, grandparent, and steward to my immediate family and community.”
Hill also touched on how she strives to create meaningful performances and challenge divisive narratives, even if it means facing setbacks like production delays, something that has impacted her shows in the past.
The Essence Festival team publicly acknowledged that the delay was not Hill’s fault, praising her legacy and the dedication she brings to every performance.
Despite the challenges, Hill remains committed to giving fans an authentic and intentional experience on her own terms
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AMP is stepping into the personal care space with the launch of its new brand, TONE, now available at Target stores nationwide. The collective, featuring creators like Duke Dennis, Kai Cenat, Fanum, Agent 00, ChrisNxtDoor and ImDavisss, is backing products that are fresh, effective, and reflect the vibe of their diverse audience.
The timing of this launch has stirred up some debate. Many critics have raised eyebrows at the optics, especially since Target recently scaled back some of its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Despite this pushback, AMP is determined to cut through the concerns and connect with a broader Gen Z audience as they roll out nationally.
In a press release, Kai Cenat said, “We really saw a gap in the shelves for a new brand to break through — and for a brand that is fresh and represents who we and our community are. Products that don’t just look good but actually work and smell great.”
His AMP co-founder Davis added, “For us, it’s really an opportunity to make a brand for the products that we want to be using and wearing every day.”
With Target looking to win back younger shoppers and AMP expanding beyond social media, this collaboration is one to watch, even if it’s sparking conversation for more than just the scent.
Coming home from university on the hunt for a job, I’ve realized I have to stop spending money every time I step out the door. I’m a foodie and love getting brunch with my girlfriends, but with the way I’m going, I’m about to eat a hole through my wallet. If you’re also trying to save but still want to have fun this summer, here are 6 free events that won’t cost you a thing (yes, links included ).
1. Sundown Salutations – Washington, DC
Every Sunday from 7–8 PM, the LINE Hotel hosts Sundown Salutations, a free rooftop yoga session with sunset views. Bring your mat, grab a spot early, and enjoy the chill vibes (and free water).
👉🏾 RSVP here
2. Glenstone Museum – Potomac, MD
Art, nature, and architecture all in one place? The Glenstone Museum is a peaceful escape from the city, offering both indoor and outdoor exhibits. Admission is free, but timed-entry passes go fast; book ahead!
👉🏾 Reserve your spot
3. Pressure Night at SoBe – Lanham, MD
Trying to level up from the two-step? Every Thursday at 7 PM, SoBe Restaurant and Lounge hosts line dancing classes for all skill levels. Come ready to move, meet people, and maybe discover your new favorite hobby.
No RSVP needed, just good energy and comfy shoes.
4. Brookside Gardens – Wheaton, MD
About 40 minutes from DC, Brookside Gardens is a beautiful spot for a solo stroll, date night, or even a proposal. With themed gardens (Japanese, aquatic, rose gardens, and more), it’s a peaceful, scenic trip worth taking.
👉🏾 Plan your visit
5. Movies on the Potomac – National Harbor, MD
From May to September, catch free outdoor movies at National Harbor. Family-friendly flicks, cult classics, and more are screened by the water. Bring your blanket or lawn chair and settle in by 7 PM.
👉🏾 Movie schedule + details
6. Bingo Night at Hi-Lawn – Washington, DC
Every Wednesday at 7 PM, Hi-Lawn on the Union Market rooftop turns into a bingo hotspot. It’s fun, it’s free, and the rooftop views don’t hurt either. Come with friends or fam, or both.
👉🏾 RSVP here
You don’t have to spend big to enjoy the DMV. Whether you’re into yoga, gardens, or movies under the stars, there’s something free waiting for you to pull up.
Know of another free event we should check out? Tag us @WHUR96.3 or drop it in the comments!
-Christa M
Jeremiah Brown, one of this season’s contestants on Love Island USA, is speaking out after two Islanders were removed from the villa for using racial slurs.
Cierra Ortega was recently let go from the show after old social media posts resurfaced, showing her using offensive language. Not long after, fellow Islander Yulissa Escobar also left the show under similar circumstances.
Jeremiah addressed the situation publicly, calling out the use of racial slurs and emphasizing the importance of accountability, even in a dating competition. “I don’t condone no type of racial slurs,” he said, “That racial stuff is weird to me. I have been dealing with that my whole life. Racial stuff is never cool,” he added.
The back-to-back departures have sparked serious conversations online about racism, cultural sensitivity, and what it means to be held responsible for past behavior, especially in a public setting.
New episodes of Love Island USA air six days a week on Peacock. The season 7 finale is set for July 13.
(Wednesday, July 2, 2025) – A jury of 8 men and four women delivered Sean “Diddy” Combs his fate today finding him guilty of prostitution related charges, but acquitted the music mogul of the more serious offenses of sex trafficking and racketeering.
The mixed verdict came on day three of deliberations and after jurors yesterday told the judge in the case they were not able to reach a consensus on the racketeering charge. The judge ordered them back behind closed doors to deliberate more and after less than an hour today a verdict was reached.
Combs was convicted of flying people around the country, including his then girlfriends and paying male sex workers to engage in sexual encounters with them, a violation of the federal Mann Act.
While found innocent of the most serious charges where he could have faced life in prison, Combs still faces up to 10 years on each of the two lesser offenses when he is sentenced.
The judge must now decide whether or not Combs should be released from prison while he awaits sentencing. His attorneys are hoping that will be the case. But prosecutors argue Combs should remain behind bars.
It’s all about getting your high school grad college ready. My guest this morning helps students with the essentials they need to succeed in college. She’s bringing her Collegiate Trunk tour to the DMV and joins me this morning with all the details. My guest is Terisa Griffin – President of Better Love Yourself
Get your high school grad college ready. The Better Love Yourself Collegiate College Tour is coming to Surrattsville High School in Clinton July 12th. For more information go here: www.betterloveyourself.com
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Jury members are now on their second day of deliberations in the high-profile trial of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is facing serious charges of racketeering and sex trafficking.
As they continue their discussions, the jury has asked for clarification on the drug distribution charges, which are central to the government’s case against him. Prosecutors claim that Combs used his fame, wealth, and influence to manipulate and coerce women, often his girlfriends, into sexual encounters, sometimes involving drugs and an imbalance of power.
This trial has captured the public’s attention, with many people watching closely to see how the case unfolds. The prosecution argues that Combs ran a criminal operation disguised as a glamorous lifestyle. They describe his relationships as not just problematic but criminal, marked by exploitation and coercion. On the flip side, Combs’ defense team strongly rejects these allegations, insisting that any sexual relationships were consensual.
They argue that the case against him relies on unreliable witnesses and circumstantial evidence. If convicted, Combs could face a lengthy prison sentence of anywhere from 15 years to life.
During deliberations, there was a brief pause due to concerns about the ability of one juror to follow legal instructions, but by the end of the day, it seemed the jury was back on track and continuing their discussions.
The outcome of this trial could have wide-ranging effects, not only on Combs’ reputation but also on ongoing conversations about power dynamics and abuse within the entertainment industry. The jury is set to reconvene tomorrow to continue their deliberations.
According to BET, Taraji P. Henson is making her highly anticipated Broadway debut in a new production of August Wilson’s Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, starring alongside Cedric “The Entertainer.”
Directed by the legendary Debbie Allen, the play is set in a Pittsburgh boarding house during the Great Migration and explores themes of identity, displacement, and self-discovery. Henson and Cedric will portray Bertha and Seth Holly, the married couple who run the boarding house. The revival is slated to open in spring 2026 and will mark a major return to the stage for both stars.
This milestone comes after Henson took a public pause from acting, citing frustrations with unequal pay and industry inequities. Her return signals not just a personal comeback but a commitment to powerful storytelling that centers Black voices and history.
Teacher Festival
Be a part of the celebration. Come out July 12th @ 8pm for the Teachers Festival Inc. 5th Annual Awards Night Fundraiser honoring educators in the DMV. www.teachersfest.com
College Trunk Tour
Get your high school grad college ready. The Better Love Yourself Collegiate College Tour is coming to Surrattsville High School in Clinton July 12th. www.betterloveyourself.com
Prince George’s Economic Development Corp.
Heads up for transitioning federal professionals. The Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation is hosting an Entrepreneurship Fair July 16th at Bowie State University. www.pgcedc.com
Summer Concert Series
The Free Summer Concert Series returns to National Museum of the Marine Corps. Performances are every Thursday thru August 28th. www.marineheritage.org
Housing Counseling
Need help with a rental or home issue? Housing Counseling Services is hosting free webinars throughout the month of July for people looking to rent, buy, or keep their housing in the DC Metro area. www.housingetc.org
PG Schools Summer Meals
The Prince George’s County Free Summer Meals Program runs from July 7th thru August 8th at 16 open sites. Breakfast and lunch are available to all children 18 and younger. www.pgcps.org
Alpha Golf Tournament
Mark your calendar. Join the Kappa Epsilon Lambda Education Foundation, Inc. for their Golf Tournament August 22nd at Joint Base Andrews Airforce Base. www.kelef1906.org
WHUR PSAs
Do you have a non-profit you want WHUR to spotlight? Send the details to Renee Nash at rnash@whur.com at least three weeks before your event.
WHUR and Briar Patch Shredding and Recycling are teaming up again to help you clear out the clutter while also helping our neighbors in need. The call to action is simply. Joining me with all the details is my special guest, Sharifa Freeman – CEO of Briar Patch Shredding and Recycling
WHUR and Briar Patch Shredding and Recycling – Community Shred and Canned Food Drive is this Saturday, June 28th from 9am to 12pm. Bring up to 4 boxes of unwanted documents plus you can bring your unwanted electronics and we will recycle them for free. We ask that you bring some non-perishable food to help feed needy families and children for the summer. For more information go here: www.whur.com
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It’s a feel good Friday and this morning we want to make sure you know your status. Today is National HIV AIDs Testing Day. My guest says AIDS remains an important issue impacting our community. My guest this morning is Sharon Coker – Executive Director of SLK Health
National HIV Testing Day is Friday, June 27th. SLK Health Services Corporation is hosting free HIV Testing from 10amto 4pm at the Walgreens at 9810 Apollo Drive in Largo. There will be free dood and giveaways. For more information go here: www.slkhealthcorp.org
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RESOURCES: “Visibly Invisible: The Black Women of the Congressional Black Caucus” https://uwpbooks.com/product/visibly-invisible-the-black-women-of-the-congressional-black-caucus/
Get ready for a heartwarming event of twirls, smiles and unforgettable memories. This morning we are spotlighting a dance for fathers and their special little ladies. It’s called the Daddy and Diva Dance. It’s happening this weekend. My guest this morning is Krystal Oriadha – Prince George’s County Councilmember District 7
The Daddy and Diva Dance is June 27th from 6pm to 8pm at Oakcrest Community Center in Capitol Heights. It’s a chance for dads to dust off your dancing shoes and grab your special little lady for a day of fun and lasting memories. Register now at bit.ly/D7Daddyanddiva
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COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES https://www.clspgc.org/
MARYLAND COURTS INFORMATION https://www.mdcourts.gov/
It’s a Wellness Wednesday and this morning it’s all about Men’s Health. There’s a Black Health Conference and 40 under 40 Awards Gala taking place later this month right here in DC. My guest this morning is Dr. Duclas Charles – Founder of Black Health Connect
Black Health Connect Conference is June 26th – June 30th at the Le Meridien Washington, DC, The Madison 1777 15th Street, NW. For more information go here: www.bhccon.com
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Jussie Smollett’s surprise engagement has captured the attention of fans, family, and fellow entertainers alike. The actor and singer revealed the news through a heartfelt post on social media, offering a glimpse into a deeply personal moment. The proposal, kept private until now, reflects a relationship that has grown quietly and meaningfully outside of the public spotlight.
This announcement marks a significant milestone in Smollett’s journey, both personally and publicly. Once celebrated for his role as Jamal Lyon on Empire, Smollett’s career took a sharp turn in 2019 after he reported being the victim of a hate crime. This claim later led to legal battles, public scrutiny, and a divided response. Despite the controversy and challenges that followed, he has continued to create, advocate, and live authentically.
Now, by sharing his engagement, Smollett signals a renewed chapter grounded in love, resilience, and hope. The outpouring of support highlights a broader cultural embrace of LGBTQ+ relationships and the transformative power of healing and connection.
Get out the golf clubs. The ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority are hitting the greens for their 2025 Pearls on the Green Golf Tournament. My guest this morning is Dr. Angela L. Williams – President Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Iota Lambda Omega Chapter
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Iota Lambda Omega Chapter in partnership with the Pearl Foundation presents the 2025 Pearls on the Green Gold Tournament and Day Part-tee June 25th at the Hobbit’s Glen Golf Club. For more information go here: www.pearlfoundation.org
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Israel’s military launched targeted strikes on a nuclear research facility in Isfahan, killing three senior Iranian commanders and damaging centrifuge production sites. The operation aimed to disrupt Iran’s nuclear program. In response, Iran fired drones and missiles, most of which were intercepted by Israeli defense systems. Casualties have been reported on both sides. With talks in Geneva stalling, tensions are escalating, and the prospect of U.S. military involvement is growing.
President Donald Trump confirmed that the U.S. had carried out strikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan, aligning with Israel’s broader campaign to dismantle Iran’s nuclear capabilities. The U.S. reportedly used stealth bombers and bunker-busting munitions to hit fortified targets, marking a major escalation. Iran has vowed retaliation, raising concerns about a broader regional conflict.
Trump posted the following statement on Truth Social:
“We have completed our very successful attack on the three Nuclear sites in Iran, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan. All planes are now outside of Iran air space. A full payload of BOMBS was dropped on the primary site, Fordow. All planes are safely on their way home. Congratulations to our great American Warriors. There is not another military in the World that could have done this. NOW IS THE TIME FOR PEACE! Thank you for your attention to this matter.”
The post drew swift backlash. Former Republican strategist Rick Wilson criticized Trump for escalating tensions and accused him of being manipulated by Iranian interests. Wilson mocked Trump’s ongoing quest for a Nobel Peace Prize, calling him “TACO Donnie,” and warned that his statements could complicate diplomacy and embolden Iran at the negotiating table.
Working to make homeownership more accessible. My guest this morning has details about an event to provide the ends and outs of home buying and home preservation in DC. My guest is Tikisa Wilson, Director of Single Family Programs – DC Housing Finance Agency
DC Housing Finance Agency is hosting a homeownership Fair Saturday, June 21st from 10am to 3pm at the RISE Demonstration Center @ 2730 MLK Avenue, SE DC. For more information go here: www.dchfa.org
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Actor Derek Dixon has filed a $260 million lawsuit against media mogul Tyler Perry, accusing him of years of sexual harassment, assault, and professional retaliation. The civil suit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, claims Perry used his power and influence in the entertainment industry to coerce and exploit Dixon.
According to the lawsuit, Perry allegedly promised career opportunities in exchange for sexual compliance. Dixon accuses Perry of escalating the misconduct over time, including sending inappropriate text messages, groping, and committing multiple acts of sexual assault. The complaint outlines a pattern of abuse tied to Perry’s position of authority, describing a hostile and coercive working environment.
Dixon is seeking damages for emotional distress, attorneys’ fees, and punitive damages for what he calls repeated violations of his rights and safety. In response, a representative for Perry has categorically denied the allegations, calling the lawsuit a baseless “scam.”
As the case unfolds, it adds another high-profile name to the ongoing national conversation around sexual misconduct and abuse of power in Hollywood. Legal proceedings are ongoing, and both sides are expected to present further evidence in the coming weeks. Perry has not made a direct public statement on the matter as of yet.
It’s a Wellness Wednesday and this morning it’s all about Men’s Health. There’s a Black Health Conference and 40 under 40 Awards Gala taking place later this month right here in DC. My guest this morning is Dr. Duclas Charles – Founder of Black Health Connect
Black Health Connect Conference is June 26th – June 30th at the Le Meridien Washington, DC, The Madison 1777 15th Street, NW. For more information go here: www.bhccon.com
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Celebrating history, culture, and freedom. Prince William County is hosting its Juneteenth and Me Festival this Thursday. My guest this morning has all the details to make sure you can take part in this momentous event. My guest is Maria Burgos, Director of the Prince William County Office of Equity and Inclusion
Juneteenth & Me Festival hosted by Prince William County is June 19th from 4pm to pm at the Pfitzner Stadium Complex at 7 County Complex in Woodbridge, VA 22192. WHUR will be on hand for all the festivities with prizes and giveaways. For more information go here: www.pwcgov.org
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Juneteenth Prayer Breakfast Ticket Information: https://sites.google.com/view/dcjuneteenth