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In this evolve-or-die era, there’s always something new to love. Failing in that always presents the option to create the next crave … Keep Reading
Q&A with Kindred Soul on series, ‘Kindred Presents: An Intimate Conversation & Performance’
Six albums and six babies into the careers of Aja Graydon and Fatin Dantzler, known as, Kindred The Family Soul, the husband-and-wife … Keep Reading
The Night Drive is Sexy AF with Numa Perrier of Showtime’s ‘SMILF’
With “Sak Pase, Sexy?” as it’s titled, this week’s Night Drive revs up to talk all about SMILF, a new Showtime comedy … Keep Reading
From Blerds to Badass AfroPuertorriquenõs, the Seventh Annual Black Comic Book Festival Continues to Make an Impact
On January 18 and 19, the 7th annual Black Comic Book Festival took place at The Schomburg Center for Research in Black … Keep Reading
Satchmo’s legacy lives at Louis Armstrong House Museum
To travel into the home and hearth of one of the most prolific musicians in the world, you must travel to the … Keep Reading
More than 70 years of creating art, Gladys Barker Grauer continues to innovate
Artist Gladys Barker Grauer has spent most of her life in activism and art, and sees she still has more work to … Keep Reading
Killer Mike’s ‘Trigger Warning’ fuels conversation with creator of the Blackest playing cards ever
In this super Black episode of The Night Drive (TND), Nobi De Lon and Embassy talk “Trigger Warning,” Killer Mike’s provocative new … Keep Reading
Black superheroes matter at this comic book fest
With over 9,000 people registered, this weekend, prepare to go back into the Spider-Verse at the 7th annual Black Comic Book Festival … Keep Reading
Día de los Muertos, a Latin American tradition making death a colorful holiday
In the 1970s, Chicano activists brought Mexican traditions honoring the dead to the United States. Decades later, skeletons and cemetery celebrations are … Keep Reading
Ruminations on the (Black) womanist power of Aretha Franklin | Think Piece
“I never knew how much I loved her,” professed my friend when we lamented on the passing of Aretha Franklin. … Keep Reading