How Elaine Welteroth is reshaping publishing’s future
Elaine Welteroth‘s journey from a Newark, California native to a transformative force in media exemplifies perseverance and innovation. After graduating from Sacramento State University in
Elaine Welteroth‘s journey from a Newark, California native to a transformative force in media exemplifies perseverance and innovation. After graduating from Sacramento State University in
Reality television personality Kenya Moore and her daughter Brooklyn have ventured into children’s literature with their debut book, Brooklyn Bound: Paris. The inspiration emerged from
In a seismic shift that’s set to reverberate through the music industry, Snoop Dogg and Death Row Records have joined forces with Reservoir Media in
Diddy has resolved his years-long feud with Mase, according to Cam’ron. On Aug. 30, while promoting his upcoming Lost File Vol. 1 mixtape, Cam’ron clarified
Rap star Future has officially changed his last name. The 38-year-old, Atlanta-born “Percocet” lyricist announced that he traded in his birth name, Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn,
Vince Lawrence is speaking up for the integrity of his music. Lawrence, the co-founder of the Trax record label, and his attorney Sean Mulroney, recently detailed
Crystal Senter-Brown is a writer and poet who lives out her passion — empowering women and children through her stories. The Morristown, Tennessee, native has
Sabreen Shabazz-Straker is the quintessential embodiment of the American Dream. At the pinnacle of her corporate career, Shabazz-Straker left the comfortable confines of her high-stakes,
[jwplayer u32Hwfds] Eva Marcille, Andrew Gillum, Saweetie discuss powerful Black moments of 2018.
Ardre Orie is the woman behind the words. Her publishing and celebrity ghostwriting skills have landed her major clients such as VH1’s Christina Johnson, MTV’s
A part of the mess that is the Robin Thicke “Blurred Lines” vs. Marvin Gaye “Got To Give It Up” ordeal has been cleaned up
Johnson Publishing Company will rent three floors.
As the publishing industry changes due to technological advancements and economic pressures, Regina Brooks remains at the top of her game. Brooks’ path to publishing
“Zane is my baby sister and we came of age in different eras.”
E. Lynn taught me to stay published.