Chicago’s beautiful people were out in full force at “Cocktails with Claire and Miss Diddy LA” recently. The event was held at the 19 East venue in the South Loop neighborhood of Chicago. The event was an opportunity for aspiring business owners in fashion and design to come hear the experiences and learn from a group of successful people in their respective fields.
The Frontline Art Exhibition tour made its stop in Chicago recently. The exhibition was held at the South Side Community Arts Center. The panel consisted
“I was very fortunate to be raised in Nigeria, as I believe it gave me a sense of self and was very grounding. My father was one to raise his kids to be self-sufficient and that has stayed with me till this day. “
Emile Cambry is the CEO and founder of BLUE1647. He recently spoke with rolling out about the tech industry in Chicago, his past experiences, and how
The great thing about living in Chicago during the summer is that you will never be at a loss for something to do. The city
Chance the Rapper continues his rise and increases his relevance to the music industry. Chance is kicking off his national tour, “Magnificent Coloring Day Festival”
Photos by Melanie L. Brown Nikki Giovanni performed in Chicago on the stage with Morris Gearring. She shared her classic written poems and discussed the
Fabian Elliott is the founder and CEO of Black Tech Mecca. Elliott recently spoke with rolling out about Chicago’s Black tech industry, his biggest challenge,
Premiering July 24, 2016, Man Law is sure to be a gripping, ground-breaking and inspirational stage play that addresses: why shootings involving police officers and civilians occur, what each person involved may be thinking at the time of the shooting, and what are some solutions that can be implemented. The production also examines how violence has become seemingly “normal” in America and how the violence affects our families and communities.
Wale visited East Chicago, Indiana, to take part in the Party in Peace Fest that was formerly known as Craze fest. Last year it was
Armani Martin’s film Deus Ex Machina is timely. As the title suggests, the film is about Black oppression. It’s a portrayal of “a seemingly hopeless situation.” It’s much like
The Silver Room Sound System Block Party is back after a break following its move from Wicker Park to the South Side Hyde Park Community. For
R Renowned artist Hebru Brantley recently celebrated the launch of his brand-new art show titled “Parade Day Rain” presented by Hennessy VS at the Chicago
Gele Day is a celebration when woman throughout Chicago come together to empower each other, reconnect with the earth, stand in unity and wrap their
V103 hosted its second annual block party at First Merit Bank Pavillion on Northerly Island in Chicago recently. In true Chicago fashion, the weather decided to
The legendary DJ Quik was in Chicago recently and reminded the packed house at The Promontory why he is so dope. His song “Get Down”
Chicago has been a hotbed of protests against police brutality. The recent killings of two Black men at the hands of police have sparked yet more
KING graced Chicago with their beautiful melodies and presence recently. They performed at a benefit for the Betty Shabazz International Charter School. Take a listen
Rollie C. Gray Jr. grew up on the South Side of Chicago during the Black Power movement in the ’70s and hip-hop’s golden age. In the
The 2nd annual Teen in the Park Festival, also known as T.I.P. Fest, held in Chicago was an amazing success. T.I.P. Fest is the largest
