Black music has sustained us since even before we arrived on American shores. It’s been our celebration, our satisfaction, our baby-making music, and even our call to action during slavery. Musicians move us through their music of course, but some of their personal stories have […]
On a new episode of VICELAND’s SLUTEVER , Karley Sciortino explores the kink travel industry with a stay at La Domaine Esemar, the world’s oldest BDSM chateau. She spends the night at the Albany compound with a team of sex slaves who bring her dinner, […]
National Gallery / Kehinde Wiley; National Gallery / Amy Sherald At first glance, the recently unveiled portraits of Barack and Michelle Obama appear as their occupancy of the White House did—a dazzling and elegant streak of light and color. Source: Why the Obamas’ New Paintings […]
Compiled by Audrey J. Bernard THE PAYNES Fridays (9 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. ET/PT) In Tyler Perry’s new comedy series “The Paynes,” Cassi Davis and LaVan Davis reprise their roles as Ella and Curtis Payne from the hit series “House of Payne.” As Curtis and […]
By Audrey J. Bernard The soul of American Culture — The Apollo Theater — turned the 60th Grammy celebration up a notch by hosting a Pre-Grammy Uptown Luncheon on Friday, January 26, 2018 that had some award show attendees riding the famous A Train […]
Compiled By Don Thomas The NC100BW Manhattan Chapter presents its 4th annual Spoken Word Production, “Poetic Justice: Women, Power, Politics and the Black Arts Movement” in tribute to the late Master Poet Maya Angelou honoring Living Legend and Master Poet, Dr. Sonia Sanchez, on Thursday, […]
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