Sometimes you need to burn some sage, clear the air, and summon your inner warrior. Singer/songwriter Ideeyah (pronounced Idea) teaches listeners how to release the warrior with her debut album, Brave. Released on the indie label EVRY Music, the album delivers
Ashanti is still our ‘Baby’ Photo Credit: Anterlon FritzThe annual concert series at Detroit’s Chene Park is in full swing. Last weekend, attendees were served a ’90s to now vibe as Monica, Ashanti, Donell Jones and Case repped true R&B.
Stretch Money Photo Courtesy of Novacane Music Group Summer is almost here and the music is as epic as the barbecues. You and your fam will have to hook up the ribs, but Detroit hip-hop legend Stretch Money has your
ONCELOGIX: CEO Trinity Manning, COO Rod Brown, CFO Ty McLaughlin courtesy: ONCELOGIXOnceLogix is a Black-owned health care software company that provides innovative solutions. They service almost 450 companies in several states, a majority of which are also minority-owned. Based out of
Some say that you shouldn’t get your honey where you get your money. In her debut novel, A Pleasure Doing Business, writer Victoria Townsend reveals what happens when people ignore this advice. The native Detroiter gave rolling out a glimpse into what led
“You know how your cousins are.” Sound familiar? You have either heard or said this about a janky product or poor customer service at a Black-owned business (BOB). All businesses encounter common issues, but the impact is greater for BOBs. Our
The Detroit NAACP hosted their 62nd Annual Fight For Freedom Fund Dinner at Cobo Center in Detroit earlier this week. Possibly the largest fundraising dinner in the world, there were almost 10K citizens, dignitaries and politicians present. Keynote speaker Senator
Photo credit: Sterling Photography Singer, songwriter and actress Beth Griffith may be new to you, but she has been in the music industry since she was in the womb. Her father Johnny Griffith, was the legendary and multi-Grammy® Award-winning pianist
Broadway is back in Detroit with Motown the Musical. Rolling out recently caught the show at the historic Fisher Theatre. Giving an intimate view of Berry Gordy‘s trials and triumphs, it tells the true story behind an entertainment industry mainstay. Over 40 classic
One of the best R&B duos! Keke Wyatt & Avant (Photo credit: Anterlon Fritz)Featuring R&B heavyweights like Bobby Brown, Kelly Price and Dru Hill, the Book of Pleasures concert series is one of the best to hit Detroit in a
Photo credit: Porsha Monique for Steed Media Congresswoman Maxine Waters has established a stellar legacy. Known for her unwavering courage, she has championed countless domestic and international causes. Her tenure of almost 40 years in public service is not an
Source: Facebook Kirby Gwen Middays can be a struggle. Fortunately, Detroiters have radio personality Kirby Gwen to motivate them through the monotony. As host of “Middays and Mascara,” Gwen’s infectious energy engages listeners from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on
Source: Facebook Lin Wick This month marks almost 40 years of honoring women during Women’s History Month. Linwick & Associates, a global human resources consulting firm, kicked off the festivities in Detroit, with their third annual Career Mastered Leadership in Action
Photo Credit: Chimere SheffieldDetroit teens Zay Hilfigerrr and Zayion McCall drop dope bars and beats on their infectious dance jam, “Juju On That Beat.” The viral sensations have set YouTube on fire with over 150 million views, earning it a Kids’ Choice
America is long overdue for a paradigm shift in race relations. “Shots Fired” is an unprecedented 10-hour series that aims to spark that shift. Created and executive produced by husband and wife team Reggie Rock Bythewood (“Notorious”, “Get on the Bus”)
The NorthEnd Collective is Detroit’s newest shopping and art destination. Located in midtown Detroit, the eclectic retail space celebrated its grand opening, Saturday, February 4. Boasting 2000 square feet of fashion fused with art, it’s named after its historic location.
Photo Courtesy of William Malcolm/UniWorld Group William Malcolm is a man of style and substance. As the founder and designer of the William Malcolm Luxe Collection, he specializes in custom suits with a “new classic” design. Launched in 2010, the
Source: Facebook University of Michigan Issa Rae shared her “awkward Black girl” magic during the 31st annual Martin Luther King Jr. symposium at the University of Michigan. Held Jan. 16 at Hill Auditorium, the theme focused on Sounds of Change. Rae joined award-winning
From birth, the stars aligned to create DJ Mel Wonder’s destiny. Born Melanie Marlena Jackson, her middle name comes from Marlena Shaw, a jazz singer who is often sampled in hip hop music. Jackson, who resembles Nina Simone, was raised around
The North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) drives nearly one million attendees to the Motor City yearly. This year will be one of the biggest yet with 750 different cars and trucks on display from nearly 50 exhibitors. Innovation and
