Taylor Swift has been approached for her first official trading card. The “Anti-Hero” hitmaker is on the wish list for Fanatics founder and CEO Michael
In a recent surge of media attention, Candace Owens has found herself at the center of controversy following mentions in Eminem’s latest album, The Death
Funky Dineva has je ne sais quoi. His magnetism makes Dineva the epicenter of the social media universe, and catapulted him to national prominence as
Nile Rodgers and composer Esa-Pekka Salonen have been chosen as the recipients of the 2024 Polar Music Prize. The Chic legend and the renowned Finnish
DragonCon 23 kicked off in Atlanta Labor Day Weekend with a full-on parade, special guests, and creative customer designs. DragonCon is a celebration of all
As a mother of two little girls, I’m continually instilling in them the importance of recognizing the beauty and intelligence they possess. Our history reflects
Once again Black cosplay took center stage at Dragon Con starting at midnight on the first official day of the convention with a Wakanda United
When it comes to science fiction in Atlanta, Black fans are going to be ecstatic. After all, the city has seen streets shut down and
Each year, DragonCon in Atlanta features attendees who really get into the spirit of the event. From comic book heroes to “Game of Thrones” cosplay,
The Labor Day weekend kicked off with one of Atlanta’s greatest parades, DragonCon 2017. Thousands lined up on Peachtree Street to watch the display of
Earlier this year, new artist Pharaoh was awarded with the rising star honor by the Georgia Entertainment Gala. After receiving his award, he gave an energetic
I don’t consider myself to be a huge Beyoncé fan, member of the Bey-Hive or anything of the sort. I am however, a fan of
In Proclivities: A Pop Culture Odyssey, author Jay Alan Reeves humorously details his thoughts on sex, relationships and feminism from a male perspective. “Women are
The DC Comics superhero Batman is known for taking matters into his own hands when faced with injustice. But the latest upcoming issue has put
She wants to be great. Even in the lighthearted moments — and there are lots of them — you can still sense that a greater purpose
Long gone are the days when women complained about their butts being too big. As demonstrated by Kim Kardashian (and now apparently her sisters as
Last week while visiting Power 105’s “The Breakfast Club” T.I. skated around a question posed regarding a rumor about his wife Tiny traveling to Africa
Iggy Azalea, the Australian rapper with the Dirty South accent will likely be the next pop culture victim of music’s greatest parody artist: “Weird” Al Yankovic
This week, Roots drummer/producer Questlove published the first in a six-part series of essays for Vulture called “When the People Cheer: How Hip-Hop Failed Black America.” The piece, a thoughtful examination of hip-hop’s current place in pop culture, resonated deeply with me.
Baby Boomers across America are giddy this week, as numerous events and appearances are planning in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Beatles’ legendary appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. But, with all of the nostalgia and tributes, there is a factor that is being ignored as it pertains to the Beatles and their legacy.
