Where History Channel’s hit miniseries "The Bible" left off in 2013 with the cliffhanger featuring Jesus’ disciple John taking up the mantle of spreading the news about the Christ, NBC’s "A.D. The Bible Continues" picks up with his and the story of many other disciples living in an exciting yet treacherous era following the crucifixion.

Jay Z banded together with the biggest artists in music on Monday, March 30 to announce the first-ever artist-owned streaming service – TIDAL.com

A&E debuts a provocative new reality series on April 2 in which a pastor has eight minutes to convince prostitutes to quit their jobs.

Three U.S. cities that were crime-ridden just over two decades ago are now listed among the top 20 safest cities in the world, according to a report by The Economist Intelligence Unit report, sponsored by NEC.

AAPACT Brings Back Sisters! A Celebration of the Human Spirit in recognition of Women's History Month and celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center.

The long-awaited New York City ID is now available for city residents -- regardless of immigration status – bringing with it dozens of surprising perks like free and discounted museum, park and movie entrance fees.

Learn how to have meaningful conversations about values with your relationship interest, courtesy of Tobi Atte. This holiday season, buy his and Andre Harrison's book as a stockingstuffer or New Year's resolution gift.

Grammy-nominated gospel artist James Fortune known for his musical collaboration with the group Fiya and their 2008 hit, “I Trust You,” was arrested Oct. 24 on charges of aggravated assault of a family member.

Kamara James, a U.S. Olympic fencer has died in Modesto, California this week says, USA Fencing recently confirmed. She was 29. There has not been an announcement about the cause or time of death.

Two Texas nurses who helped to treat Thomas Eric Duncan – the Liberian man who was the first to be diagnosed with the Ebola virus in the U.S. – have now come down with the illness.