Why African Americans Should Consider Laser Hair Removal
It’s summertime, which is often the season where hair removal methods are brought to the attention of both men and women. Talking Pretty went in
July 12, 2011
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It’s summertime, which is often the season where hair removal methods are brought to the attention of both men and women. Talking Pretty went in
I’m still kinda frazzled after hanging out last night to the wee hours of the morning. You know I had to be with my partner
No Mas Cantina 180 Walker St., Atlanta (404) 215-9769 Located in Castleberry Hill, this loft community boasts one of the best Tex-Mex restaurants inside I-285.
Although we live in the information age, the digital divide is very real. At times, it is easy to forget that many do not have
For the High Museum of Arts’ marketing coordinator Aalyah Duncan, work and art are part of the same masterfully crafted creative process. Duncan, an accomplished
Atlanta business owner and NYC transplant, Douglas Hines, is representing Atlanta in this season (six) of HGTV’s acclaimed “Design Star” TV series. On Monday July
The attack on African American females, from the predatory practices of politicians to the disrespect proffered by music videos and some hip-hop music, continues to
When No Child Left Behind (NCLB) became law a decade ago, education reformers around the country collectively exhaled. Finally, many of them believed, a policy
When was the last time you were escorted around Atlanta and the metro area and were treated to cocktails, a three-course meal and a personal
Black Girls RUN! is more than a running group. It is a support group focusing on distance running as a way to combat the growing
It was my first rooftop party this summer, and it was pinktastic, as my girl Talking with Tami would say. Author and columnist Candace Bushnell
NFL players Chevis Jackson, Thomas DeCoud and Earl Bennett are certified sneakerheads. They all have loved sneakers since their teen years and added tremendously to
After finishing her basketball career at South Carolina State University, Nicole Woods wanted to remain physically active. Taking the advice from a family member, Woods
On July 2, I made my way down to Williams-Sonoma for the Artisan’s Market at Lenox Mall. I had a lovely time meeting all the
And the beat goes on — literally — or at least the controversy does about what constitutes good music. In the documentary Diary of a
On June 29, I was invited out to a Summer’s Best Dinner Party at Whole Foods in Sandy Springs, Ga. Some of the other stores host
