Pomp and circumstance aside, President Barack Obama stood before a noticeably partisan audience last night in giving the State of the Union address. As protocol
General Larry Platt and his “Pants On the Ground” anthem wasn’t the only story that caught our attention during “American Idol’s” recent auditions. During the
Rise and shine, it’s 4 a.m. I’m taking a business trip the day after a long holiday weekend, and the anxiety has already set in.
In response to the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince, Walmart and the AMR Corp., the parent company of American Airlines and American Eagle, have partnered
Louis Delsarte, a renowned artist who has painted critically acclaimed murals since 1967, has created his seminal work with a 125-foot mural that depicts the
If a picture is worth a thousand words than photographer Autumn Williams is a wordsmith with a boundless vocabulary. The accomplished graduate of the Art
If the sluggish economy is putting the brakes on spending and you’re holding onto your fashionista dollars and cents, you’re not alone. Most consumers are
Mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Citigroup announced on Thursday, Dec. 17, that they are suspending foreclosures to give borrowers a temporary break
TV personality and beauty expert Lady Emmy enjoys helping people. The Renaissance woman is also a licensed, board-certified family and relationship counselor and life coach.
The president of Spelman College, Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum, says the greatest economic collapse in modern American history put a severe strain on the students
Sgt. 1st Class Anika Anderson Army Recruiter of the Year Anika Anderson-Hack stands poised and determined to make the most of her 15 minutes of
Microsoft has launched “7 Ways to Change the World,” a new online competition to celebrate the general availability of Windows 7 and the power of technology
According to Crystal Worthem, the Multicultural Marketing Manager of Ford Motor Co., celebrities like Queen Latifah, Nelly, Funk Master Flex and others are involved in
Volunteerism was already a major part Roselle Agner’s life by the time she entered the University of Georgia as a political science major. Agner had
Former Peace Corps volunteer Adrienne Fagler says if you love helping people, enjoy being exposed to different cultures, like to sample exotic foods and don’t
Rolling out is proud to announce its fourthannual Top 25 Women of Atlanta issue. Theillustrious list of women you’ll hear from in thenext few pages
The arts and art programs continue to be marginalized in urban communities. Many schools, predominantly in African American neighborhoods with predominantly African American student bodies
Rev. Jesse Jackson celebrated his birthday Friday, Oct. 16, during the Keep Hope Alive gala that bestowed awards to CNN contributor Roland Martin, Ryan and
Chuck Morrison of UniWorld has worked in multicultural marketing for more than 30 years and during that time has been on both sides of the
Erin Patton has been able to influence the lifestyle and culture of the hip-hop generation and serve up the offerings of marketers back to them. The founder and
