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Pharrell Williams' latest project: A private school in Norfolk, VA; Dr. Dre and Jimmy Lovine are opening a new high school in LA; Darnella Frazier won the citation "for courageously recording the murder of George Floyd, a video that spurred protests against police brutality around the world, highlighting the crucial role of citizens in journalists' quest for truth and justice," according to the Pulitzer Prize Board; Tyra Myricks behind the counter at Juicy Pizza.The Daughters of Two NYC Hip-Hop Legends Are Opening a Pizza Place in Hollywood.

Movie Trailers: Space Jame, Raising Kana Midnight Switchgrass.

According to experts, the cause of the extreme unseasonably hot temperatures in June for California and much of the mid-west is due to greenhouse gases trapping the heat, which then gets absorbed by the earth. The heat waves will continue to be more constant if changes globally do not happen quickly.

Check out all the latest headlines happening in California affecting African Americans.

In this 2021 CA Virtual Juneteenth four-part series, watch week one, as ONME video podcast show host welcome viewers to the first episode of the historic Juneteenth celebration. Celebrate and learn about the history of Juneteenth, celebrate the Black Grads: Fresno Pacific University, Bay Area high school. Learn about the Reparations Task Force and hear from community representatives on police brutality.

In this episode of News Too Real, producer host Julia Dudley Najieb reviews the crisis for ethnic, small businesses after the pandemic caused a shutdown of the entire economy; 41 percent of Black businesses nationwide have shut down since the beginning of the pandemic until now.

The U.S. is home to more than four million minority-owned companies in the United States, with annual sales totaling close to $700 billion. As the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many small enterprises had to rapidly reshuffle their business models; 200,000 businesses permanently shut down.

How will mom-and-pop Main Street America emerge from this crisis; will small businesses catch the wave of the expected economic boom, or continue to tread water to stay afloat?

Three experts address this problem head-on: Lendistry CEO Everett Sands; historic Washington D.C. business owner, Virginia Ali and Congressman Ro Khanna.

In this episode of KMER 75, producer host Ken McCoy clarifies the upcoming Spider-Woman character to be played by Issa Rae; McCoy reviews comedian Dave Chappelle's Jun 11, 2020 "8:46" comedy sketch put to vinyl; Tyler Perry's Madea is on its last run; Matrix 4 will feature Christina Ricci; Snoop Dogg the business man and Def Jam and the ASCAP awards are coming up.

The three trailers featured this episode include: animation, Ron's Gone Wrong; movie Reminiscence and animation, Ainbo.

Here are the latest news headlines from throughout California.

In this KMER episode 74, producer host, Ken McCoy, discusses new upcoming Spider Woman to be played by Issa Rae; Prime Day show is coming June 17; mindfulness is crystal clear in colors; Tiffany Haddish said to play Florence Griffith Joyner.

Video trailers featured in this episode include: Mary J. Blige's My Life on Amazon Prime, We the People on Netflix and Know Fear.

Watch the latest California news headlines affecting African-Americans.

Here are the events happening throughout California!