Tom Burrell asks ‘What’s Black about it?’ in new documentary
Thomas Burrell started his storied career in the mailroom as the first Black employee of Wade Advertising. A year later, he was able to move
June 28, 2018
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Thomas Burrell started his storied career in the mailroom as the first Black employee of Wade Advertising. A year later, he was able to move
The distinguished gentlemen of the Detroit Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc, recently hosted their fourth annual Night Kap with this year’s theme
Summer and Chicago are having a hard time finding each other right now, but Jill Scott and The Roots were able to bring some heat
Culture Queens NYC Dinner series is taking women in hip-hop to the next level. Curated by A to Z Curations, this event was the launch of
Gospel power couple Warryn and Erica Campbell are moving to TV One with their new show “We’re the Campbells.” The new show will be a
Launching a business in the tech industry can be tricky for new entrepreneurs. Learning how to invest in a business and finding and managing people
Anita Baker visited Chicago recently during her farewell tour. Threat of a thunderstorm loomed for the entire weekend and earlier that day heavy showers left
Branding is the key for companies to sell their products to their target audience successfully. However, being able to tell the story of a product
A new platform has taken hold in the media world, one centered on feminism and women’s empowerment, to showcase all that women bring to the
The art work of Charles White is currently being exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago. Charles White: A Retrospective was launched recently with a
Recently over the course of two days, the South Side community of Hyde Park led the charge into Summertime Chi with the Hyde Park Brew Fest.
Actor Tyler Marcel Williams, who’s known to most as little Bobby Brown from the “New Edition Story” cast, brought in his 16th birthday with the
The metro Atlanta area is the land of opportunity for Black creatives to gain exposure. The Primary Movement founded by Diamond Bradley takes shining light on
“Usher’s New Look Foundation highlights the sparks and gifts of young people, and that’s precisely what Skyler Grey has done.” — Careshia Moore, VP of
Howard University alumnus and award-winning actor Chadwick Boseman spoke to graduates about the significance of making it to the top of the Hilltop during the
Now in its second year, the Rolling Loud Festival is seeking to become the Coachella of the South. However, there are issues that should be addressed before
On Saturday, May 5, Contemporary jazz-R&B funkster Brian Culbertson was joined by Grammy Award-winning contemporary jazz/R&B superstar Norman Brown; Grammy-nominated saxophonist and flautist Najee; and
East Atlanta Jungle brings flavor and creativity from the hood and artists. It’s no side of Atlanta that gives that vibe other than Eastside.- King
180 for 180 Degrees, a non-profit organization, hosted an evening of fun, food, steak, and auctions, all for a good cause. For over 40 years,
The Chicago Multi-Cultural Dance Center (CMDC) represents a pillar of the community. With the leadership of Homer Hans Bryant, many youth have been kept from
