It’s springtime in Atlanta where live performances normally happen every night, but for the last year, living in a pandemic has made concert-goers crave the
From a very young age of 5 years old, Vershawn Sanders-Ward has professed her love for the art of dance. Sanders-Ward has been able to
Choreographer and creative director Sean Bankhead has become the go-to guy in the entertainment industry, creating dancing greatness with artists including Beyoncé, Summer Walker and
Petie Parker, a former web design specialist and corporate manager, has set his sights on the red-hot Atlanta art scene. Specializing in portraits, murals, and
On March 15, 2021, award-winning poet, author, and editor Kwame Dawes, Ph.D., published his first weekly column as editor of “American Life in Poetry,” a
Charly Palmer is displaying his latest works of fine art in an exhibit titled “The Power of Be,” where he plans to surprise us yet
Taraji P. Henson has been benevolently leveraging her vast platform to illuminate some of her favorite Black-owned businesses during Black History Month. The Oscar-nominated actress
Since its late 2020 launch, Atlanta-based lifestyle brand Draught Season has made its presence known among beer purists and industry influencers alike. By fusing hip-hop-inspired
On February 6, 2021, “Icons of Nature and History” opened at the High Museum of Atlanta. It is a survey of the influential work of
It’s been about a year since the last major urban fine arts exhibit was held in Atlanta. The pandemic has shut down many events, yet
Ayesha Curry the wife of NBA star Steph Curry is getting dumped on once again after she audaciously posed nude for the magazine she founded,
In July of 2020, I had an idea. I wanted to get one day of the year designated as Black Introvert Day. So I tried.
Amanda Gorman will become the youngest poet to recite her work during a presidential inauguration when Joe Biden takes the oath as the 46th president
Michelle Obama celebrated her 57th birthday by giving her multitude of fans and followers a rare glimpse of her makeup-free beauty. The New York Times
The date Jan. 1, 1804, should live in the mind of every Black person around the world. It is important because on that day Haiti
The Summer of 2020 will go down in history for young Black voters as the Bloody Sunday of their generation, predicts Jon Ossoff, the Democratic
It is remarkable that Sasha Obama does not own a single social media platform, and yet the internet explodes every time a rare image of
It’s been a long time since we’ve seen Colin Kaepernick pass a football, but not being picked up by an NFL squad has no bearing
From Friday, Dec. 4, through Sunday, Dec. 6, 2020, Creme of Nature, McDonald’s, Acorns, Georgia Power, BlackBookstore.com, rolling out and many others will host the
Sasha Obama is making headlines again for a nifty dance sequence that was posted on TikTok on Wednesday, Dec. 02, 2020, and then quickly snatched
