In a landscape where luxury and Blackness intersect, a new narrative is emerging. Black designers are crafting a vision of opulence that integrates Black culture
As the curtains fell on the 2024 ESSENCE Festival of Culture in New Orleans, the fashion and natural hairstyles displayed left an indelible mark on
Founded by Chicago-based couple Justin and Patrice Brim, Jools TV has emerged as a significant player in the realm of educational programming for Black children.
As the summer season unfolds, it brings a slate of must-watch Black films that promise to captivate audiences. From gripping documentaries to thrilling dramas, there’s
Juneteenth, a vital celebration of African American freedom and resilience, marks the official end of slavery in the United States. This historic day commemorates June
Travel is a powerful tool for exploring and celebrating the rich tapestry of Black culture and history. From the vibrant Kwanzaa celebrations around the world
R&B luminaries Usher and Babyface will be honored at the Apollo Theater’s upcoming annual spring benefit celebrating the famed theater’s 90th anniversary. Usher will receive
The 29th annual Black Harvest Film Festival came to a spectacular close on Nov. 16. Held at the renowned Siskel Film Center in the heart
As the crisp autumn air rolls in and the leaves transform into vibrant red, orange, and gold hues, it’s the perfect time to plan a
Actor Malcolm Barrett is best known for his roles in “Timeless” on NBC and “Average Joe” on BET Plus. The New York native prides himself
Shawn McKenzie, the founder of the popular social media blogs Spiritual Word and InstaGod Ministries, has made an imprint on the Black community by pairing
Award-winning playwright James Ijames is unapologetic about creating his work through a Black lens. His play, The Most Spectacularly Lamentable Trial of Miz Martha Washington,
Joyce Wilson is a modern educator who received her B.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Georgia (UGA) and her Master’s from Pepperdine University. She
The Will Smith Tax follows all the other burdensome taxes that exacerbate the financial-economic conditions of Black Americans. The role of tax in the life
At a Super Bowl event that featured a D-Smoke performance in Los Angeles, Derek Epps, region multicultural manager for Brown-Forman Corporation, told rolling out how Jack
Social media influencer Bri Hall stopped by rolling out to discuss her new podcast, “Count to Ten,” and give insight on her journey and upbringing
It’s time to dive deeper into that fundamental question, “You good?” Ali Gates, Evans Anyanwu, Johnson Ejezie and Ezekiel Awoyemi have created a conversation starter
How do we change the cultural perception that White America has of Black women? Yes, I’m rocking braids, cornrows or an Afro, but I’m still
Have White women profited from looking Black? The social media trolls were not happy about Ayesha Curry’s recent hair transformation from brunette to platinum blonde.
Self-taught Nigerian artist Collins Obijakurefers to himself as a custodian of contemporary Black culture. He uses his art as a vehicle to explore the evolving
