In the heart of Atlanta’s burgeoning entrepreneurial landscape, Shawn M. Cumberbatch-Graham emerges as a transformative force reshaping the future of Black business ownership. As Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer at the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE), she
In the evolving landscape of Atlanta’s real estate market, where skylines meet community aspirations, Kim Hutchens has redefined what it means to be a developer. With a profound understanding that real estate isn’t merely about transactions but transformation, her 14-year
In the world of documentary filmmaking, Joseph Patel has mastered the art of uncovering the humanity behind musical legends. From a young music journalist scribbling for a friend’s skate zine to an Academy Award winner for “Summer of Soul,” Patel’s
Dr. Frita McRae Fisher stands at the intersection of cutting-edge nephrology and cultural wisdom, medical authority and digital influence. As the founder of Midtown Atlanta Nephrology and a triple board-certified physician, she brings her expertise to more than 830,000 YouTube
Before dawn, Charly Palmer listens to an inner voice that drives him toward excellence. This relentless force has shaped him into an artist whose work does more than decorate—it transforms. A winner of the Coretta Scott King John Steptoe New
In a compelling interview at Star Studio, Tony Award-winning director, actor, and playwright Ruben Santiago-Hudson shares profound insights about Black theatre, cultural heritage, and artistic excellence. As one of America’s most versatile theatre practitioners, Santiago-Hudson’s work spans from Broadway productions
In the dynamic landscape of contemporary art curation, Misha McGlown – known professionally as Omo Misha – stands as a transformative force, weaving narratives that bridge communities with culture. As curator for the Windows on Amsterdam Gallery and Gallery Director
Meet Ricardo Kelly, founder and leader of Kelly Family Distributors (KF Distributors), a dynamic force in premium beverage distribution. Drawing from his distinguished background as a U.S. Army veteran and Fortune 500 executive, Ricardo transformed his passion for the beverage
Legendary actor John Canada Terrell’s journey through Black cinema spans decades of groundbreaking moments, from his breakthrough in Spike Lee’s “She’s Gotta Have It” to his current role nurturing new talent. In this candid conversation with Rolling Out’s Star Studio,
Dr. Harry L. Williams, who transformed the Thurgood Marshall College Fund into a powerhouse of Black higher education, has emerged as one of the most influential voices in advancing historically Black colleges and universities. As President and CEO of TMCF,
The quiet and reserved nature of introverts is often misunderstood, especially within the Black community. Social norms and cultural expectations frequently favor extroversion, creating pressure for individuals to be outspoken, highly social, and charismatic. However, introverts bring unique strengths—deep analytical
In a compelling episode of Health IQ, Dr. Maya Green, founder and chief health and equity officer of Onyx Medical Wellness, shared critical insights about HIV prevention, testing, and treatment, particularly focusing on its impact on the Black community for National
In a compelling dialogue about HIV awareness, public health, and community healing, Marvell Terry II, a distinguished public health practitioner and human rights activist from Memphis, Tennessee, shares profound insights on addressing HIV stigma in the Black community. As a
In the luminous intersection of art, technology, and cultural celebration, Lo Harris stands as a beacon of creative innovation. As a multidisciplinary artist and creative director whose work has graced everything from Target aisles to United Nations campaigns, Harris recently
In the fast-paced world of Atlanta luxury real estate, one name stands above the rest. Trey Williams has mastered the art of connecting high-profile clients with their dream homes, earning the trust of celebrities like T.I., Lil Yachty, and Young
In a strategic move that’s redefining community health outreach, Minou Jones, CPS-M, ICRC, has transformed neighborhood barbershops and beauty salons into frontline wellness centers through her flagship program, “Tight 4 Life.” As Founder and CEO of Making It Count Community
In a pivotal era for African American cultural preservation, Dr. Vedet Coleman-Robinson stands at the helm of the Association of African American Museums (AAAM) as its President and CEO. Since her appointment as executive director in 2019, she has orchestrated
Lisa Durden doesn’t just tell stories – she transforms them into catalysts for change. As an award-winning filmmaker who’s earned recognition from the Telly Awards to GLAAD, Durden has built her career challenging an entertainment industry that often relegates marginalized
From cutting grass at 14 to helming a billion-dollar hospitality empire, Warren Thompson’s entrepreneurial journey embodies the American dream. After spending nine years at Marriott Corporation, Thompson took a bold leap in 1992, investing $100,000 to found Thompson Hospitality Corporation.
In a compelling Health IQ interview, Dr. Kanzoni Asabigi, Vice President of Detroit Recovery Project, brings his extensive public health expertise to address the critical intersection of HIV and addiction. With more than three decades of health care leadership experience
