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The University of Houston’s Women Who Win event brought together women leaders in sports, business and entertainment to share lessons on leadership, visibility, networking and creating opportunities for the next generation.

Grambling State rallied from a 14-point deficit to defeat Jackson State 45-38 in a SWAC showdown. Quarterback Jacobe Robinson threw four touchdown passes and added a rushing score, while D’Shaun Ford delivered the late touchdown that helped seal the Tigers’ comeback win.

Lizzo returned to Houston to celebrate her debut children’s book, Little Lizzo Meets Sasha B. Flootin’, with students at Blackshear Elementary School and a city proclamation honoring her contributions.

Grambling State fell 63-7 to TCU, but Reginald Johnson, Jordan Bride and Louis Foster delivered standout performances the Tigers can build on.

Chennedy “Hollywood” Carter battled Jazmyn “Jazz” McIntosh in a heated Solitary Live 1v1 matchup in Houston, surviving a dramatic three-game showdown. With WNBA legend Teresa Weatherspoon in attendance, Carter ultimately secured the win — but not without controversy.

The cast of FX’s The Drop joined NBC political contributor and host Ameshia Cross for a special conversation during the 2026 National Association of Black Journalists convention in Atlanta. Pictured: Isaiah John, who plays Leon Simmons; Gail Bean, who plays Wanda Bell; Asante Blackk, who plays Lamar Kinsey; Peyton Alex Smith, who plays James Kinsey; and Simmie “Buddy” Sims III, who plays Artillery, alongside moderator Ameshia Cross. The Snowfall spinoff premieres Sept. 8 on

Creators delivered unfiltered advice on how to build sustainable careers online at the Black Girls in Media Lights, Camera, Influence Summit on May 3 in Dallas.

Kendrick Sampson, Keke Palmer and Monica Raye gathered in Houston for BLD PWR's The Slab Juneteenth celebration to explore what it means to trust Black women, protect reproductive freedom and reclaim joy as a source of Black power.