Black fans, stars continue to fight for inclusion in sci-fi, fantasy worlds
For fans of sci-fi, fantasy and comic books, characters and narratives provide more than just entertainment; they offer a sense of belonging, identity and often
For fans of sci-fi, fantasy and comic books, characters and narratives provide more than just entertainment; they offer a sense of belonging, identity and often
On Sept. 18, a historic moment unfolded as a group of Black female scientists and mathematicians — known as NASA’s “Hidden Figures” — were awarded
Nichelle Nichols’ ashes could float in space for eternity. The actress — who was best known for playing Uhura in the “Star Trek” TV series
Nichelle Nichols, the pioneering actress who soared to international fame — and into urbanites’ hearts — during the 1960s and 70s on the original “Star
Cheers to Black women paving the way in the wine industry. That’s exactly what twin sisters Nichelle and Nicole Nichols set out to do when
Actress Nichelle Nichols, best known for her iconic role as Lieutenant Uhura in the Star Trek television and motion picture franchise, is suffering both mentally
For fans of science fiction and fantasy there are very few events as large as DragonCon held annually in Atlanta, Georgia. DragonCon will take place
The soiree was one of several free nightlife events held for Chicago’s young professionals each month.
“We wanted to tell the journey of how you become a mogul, like Russell Simmons.”