Artist Najee Dorsey’s ‘Resistance’ Showcases Black Heroes and Heroines
Art is indeed subjective, and every now and then an artist’s work can grab you so profoundly that you wonder why you are so drawn
July 16, 2012
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Art is indeed subjective, and every now and then an artist’s work can grab you so profoundly that you wonder why you are so drawn
Fame and success can be addictive and often corrupts the person being affected, effectively turning them into an egomaniac. Fortunately, this is not the case
Picture this. Two African American men on a talk-radio show covering a variety of topics affecting the black community. Nothing unusual about that, except one
If you haven’t heard of Chief Keef, there’s a good chance that you will become familiar with his music in the upcoming months. The 16
Top free concerts at this year’s Taste of Chicago!
The Best Restaurants at Taste of Chicago A recurring Chicago classic, the Taste of Chicago, is back in full effect selecting the best of Chicago’s
These ten Chicago producers/djs are at the top of their game.
“An empty, yet fulfilling sexual experience leads you to believe he wants you back…”
Very recently in Chicago, a murder occurred that seems to have been forgotten as quickly as it occurred. No, it was not the murder of
Even with water and shade, the Chicago summer can be overbearing. The best place to be during times of extreme heat is inside a building
Saturday, July 7: The Grant Park Music Festival: Sleepers and Dreamers The Festival continues its celebration of the Grant Park Chorus’ 50th anniversary with a
The 4th of July is unarguably the hottest holiday of the year and arguably the most fun — with the possible exception of New Year’s
The Gold Coast shop offers on-site tailoring.
Top 15 events for Chicago this weekend!
The N’Digo Gala will honor students this year.
Esperanza Spalding Delights and Enlightens at Ravinia It is truly rare nowadays to be in the presence of authentically impressive musical talent but Ravinia was
A true artist evolves, he or she is never static. Erik Clark knows this firsthand. The Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. scholarship recipient and Maryland
The unification of African American history, culture and tradition is revitalized in the Crowns gospel musical. Crowns is a musical adapted from a book by Michael
Chicago’s Pride Parade and Official Weekend Guide Chicago kicks off the 43rd annual Chicago Pride Parade this weekend with a new route and host of
“MINI USA has been in the States now for 10 years, the brand itself is 52 years old, but this year, in particular, we’re celebrating
