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Does the E=mc^2 equation apply to a black hole?

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Does the E=mc^2 equation apply to a black hole?

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E=mc^2 is always true. In the case of a black hole, for instance, there has been some speculation that black holes can, through a quantum mechanical trick, radiate energy, and in the process their mass would therefore decrease.

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