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Black America Web
22-04-2025
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MFT: Adia Remembers Her First Time Falling On Stage
Black America Web Featured Video CLOSE Erika Goldring For those who believe in His word, it will always be understood that God makes things happen with perfect timing. Take rising Christian R&B singer Adia for example. Even though she released her first and only album to-date over a decade ago, it's the work she's done in recent years alongside the Stellar Award's current 'Album Of The Year' reigning champ, Pastor Mike Jr., and in her own relaunched solo efforts that show just how talented she truly is. RELATED: My First Time : When Ne-Yo Met Beyoncé In a special segment of 'My First Time' that we're sure will garner a few laughs, Adia shares her humbling experience of falling on stage while on the come-up as part of a teenage gospel girl group. Most people would be mortified to get caught slipping while going up the steps, but thankfully our girl used it as the ultimate motivation in understanding how to keep pushing forward when life throws the unexpected your way. Also, it never hurts learning how to laugh at yourself. Watch the latest 'My First Time' below for a slippery story by way of rising contemporary gospel singer Adia: SEE ALSO
Black America Web
21-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
Famous People Who Attended Florida A&M University
When it comes to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University is one of the best—ranked No 3 best HBCU overall by USNews. Known affectionately as FAMU, this Tallahassee-based institution has long been a hub for excellence, creativity, and unapologetic Black brilliance. Since its founding in 1887, FAMU has nurtured generations of game-changers who've gone on to leave their mark in every corner of society—from entertainment and politics to sports, business, and activism. Disney's first Black princess, Hollywood blockbuster producers, and chart-topping singers alike, FAMU's alumni list reads like a 'who's who' of Black excellence. The university's legacy is rooted in more than just academics—it's a place where culture, community, and ambition collide, producing stars both on stage and behind the scenes. Whether you're a proud Rattler or just wanting to get an idea of the magic of FAMU, get ready to be inspired by these trailblazers who got their start at one of the most iconic HBCUs in the country. Source: Erika Goldring / Getty Source: TV One / TV One SEE ALSO
