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Get musically nourished with Water Seed

When five equally talented artists combine forces to start a band, only greatness can ensue and the New Orleans band Water Seed is a living, singing, and instrument playing witness of such. Comprised of Lou Hill (drummer and composer), J

James Nelson Afro-Lution at Nych Gallery in Chicago

James Nelson presents Afro-Lution exhibit at Nych Gallery in Chicago

Nestled comfortably between pop art and art nouveau is “Afro-Lution,” an emerging, evocative art movement that’s sure to put the art world on notice. Incorporating bold colors with eye-catching geometrics and African American subjects oozing royalty and power, visual artist James

Urban Fêtes brings fun back to nightlife with the Silent Party

Michael Jordan once said, “Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen.” Shannon Waldron, founder of Urban Fêtes and marketing extraordinaire, unequivocally falls within that last category. By now, you’ve either heard of

McDonald’s and Urban League partner for HBCU Bus Tour

McDonald’s of Northeast Ohio partnered with the Urban League of Greater Cleveland to send approximately 100 minority students on the 29th Annual HBCU Bus Tour. The tour, which is currently in progress, started on March 27 and is set to end on

Celebrating Women’s History Month: 9 books you must read

In honor of Women’s History Month, rolling out is spotlighting female authors whose works certainly deserve a space in your personal library. We chose nine exceptional authors with outstanding pieces of literature that fall within every genre imaginable. From witty words

Farewell 44: Chicago visual artists pay homage to Barack Obama

With the nation divided courtesy of new leadership in the White House, ironically one art exhibit over this past extended weekend evoked pride, nostalgia and comradery among a colorful crowd of strangers turned friends, all there to pay homage to

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