
Hollywood is dead, now indie film is being born
On Sunday evening, May 8, the Backstage Lounge in Georgia was buzzing with creativity, conversation, and cinematic celebration as Dr. Jerome Dorn — founder of
On Sunday evening, May 8, the Backstage Lounge in Georgia was buzzing with creativity, conversation, and cinematic celebration as Dr. Jerome Dorn — founder of
In a world rife with chaos and confusion, art stands as a resilient beacon, offering clarity in times of turmoil. While the interpretation of art
In an age when attention spans shrink and digital experiences dominate, creating meaningful encounters with history presents unique challenges for cultural institutions. Robert Parker, curator
In Chicago, a city with deep historical ties to Haiti through its founder Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, a vibrant cultural renaissance is taking place
In a global beauty industry often saturated with chemically-laden formulas and outsourced narratives, R&R Skincare stands as a radiant exception — an African-born, African-owned brand
On this Mother’s Day, the time-honored beauty practices passed from mother to daughter in Black families take on special significance. These rituals transcend mere cosmetic
In America’s complex tapestry of familial relationships, Black mothers stand as pillars of extraordinary strength, weaving together communities through generations of wisdom, unwavering love and
Ravinia is one of the go-to experiences for Summertime Chi. This year, it is no different and they are holding space for culture. The 2025
How a Southern City Transformed Under Black Governance Since 1974 A City Transformed In the heart of Georgia, a state historically known for its conservative
ATL pulled up and showed out this past Friday as the High Museum of Art transformed into the city’s most elevated vibe session. Every first
In the hierarchical world of classical opera, Anthony Davis stands as a revolutionary force. Described by Opera News as “a national treasure” and recognized by
DETROIT — In a city known for its resilience and reinvention, 80-year-old Priscilla Phifer embodies Detroit’s spirit of transformation. Ten years ago, at an age
As senior advisor for diversity, equity and inclusion at NJPAC, Donna Walker-Kuhne has become one of the nation’s foremost experts in multicultural audience development, breaking
In the aftermath of the 2024 elections, renowned political commentator Angela Rye and national activist Tamika Mallory discerned that the dispirited and disillusioned Black community
The TIME 100 gala recently transformed into more than an evening of recognition and eloquent addresses—it emerged as a vibrant demonstration of how deeply sports
Renowned activist Angela Davis is set to lend her voice to the new generation of Black feminists at the upcoming Get Free: Black Feminist Reunion in
Namir Smallwood is a force to be reckoned with in the theater world. Since joining the Steppenwolf Theatre Company ensemble in 2017, he has delivered
City launches creative initiative as festival season approaches Streamlining creative leadership Baltimore is reimagining its approach to arts and culture with Mayor Brandon Scott’s establishment
Rap superstar Snoop Dogg has set his sights beyond the recording studio and toward the kitchen as he reveals ambitious plans to launch a restaurant
FRISCO, Texas — In sports, the difference between good and great often comes down to the quality of advice you receive along the way. This