RushmoreDrive, the black-oriented search, news and jobs site incubated inside IAC (NSDQ: IACI), makes its debut to the world tomorrow. Tonight, the new site was feted at a stylish event at the company’s headquarters. That picture on the right: next to Diller is R&B-turned-gospel singer Regina Belle, alongside RushmoreDrive CEO Johnny Taylor. Taylor offered a sneak preview of the site, and I have to say it looked rather impressive, though you can take it for a spin tomorrow.

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The launch of the site is one of many in the hopper at IAC, as WSJ’s Jessica Vascellaro notes this evening. Other sites include the forthcoming Tina Brown news aggregator, a tween-oriented site aimed at teaching environmental awareness, as well as—surprise—FiLife.com, the company’s personal finance JV with Dow Jones (NYSE: NWS), which appeared to have been left for dead. It’s reportedly aiming for a June launch. Each site will have a budget of $10 million or less, according to the report.

On a related note, Vascellaro, is set to give up her stranglehold on the IAC beat in favor of the Google (NSDQ: GOOG) and Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) beat in Silicon Valley. SAI reported so last week and she confirmed it for me this evening—yes, she’s allowed in the building, despite her prominent role in the IAC-Liberty battle.