Kadeem Hardison has a new line of eyewear called DEEMED based on his beloved character Dwayne Wayne who inspired audiences with his iconic flip-up glasses as a student at the fictional HBCU Hillman College in “A Different World.”
In her new documentary “King of Kings: Chasing Edward Jones” filmmaker Harriet Marin Jones tells the fascinating true story of her late grandfather, Edward Jones, one of the wealthiest men of the 1930s and 1940s because of his work in the Policy business, an illegal numbers game that ultimately became the modern State Lottery.
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County recently cut the ribbon on its new wing, the NHM Commons.
For nearly 30 years, Conrad Cooper and his wife, Londa Parks, have run Swim to Me, a swimming instruction program that has taught over 35,000 children and adults.
Contrary to what you may think, the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza (BHCP) is very much alive. Inside BHCP, Afro City is a ticket to the Mecca of Los Angeles Black businesses.
Drew Child Development Corporation (Drew CDC) announced that Drew CDC alumnus, Eric Aguirre, is the new chairman of the Board of Directors.
What homeownership looks like today is a 40-80 hour work week and scarcely making enough to survive, not live.
tarting today, anyone in Los Angeles can take fully autonomous rides 24/7 with Waymo One – rolling through Santa Monica, Hollywood Boulevard, USC, and everything in between.
“Mind. Body. Money.” is fitness expert and financial advisor Eszylfie Taylor’s upcoming reality series that delves in the world of celebrities, athletes, entertainers and everyday men and women on a journey to help them become the best versions of themselves.
James Coats shares his journey from marketing graduate to purpose-driven poet, revealing how he overcame public speaking fears and strategically combined art with business to transform his poetry into a vehicle for social change.
The William Grant Still Arts Center, located at 2520 S. West View St., in L.A., presents its 44th Annual Black Doll Show, titled “in need of good folk… ‘MAGIC FOLK LIKE US’,” curated by Aiysha Sinclair.
If you’re looking for extra motivation, then consider quitting smoking during the Great American Smokeout that takes place this Thursday, Nov. 21.
Judge Dion Griffith Morrow recently passed away after a remarkable career as a practicing attorney, special counsel, Municipal Court judge and Superior Court judge. He was 92 years old.
The race for the presidency of the Pasadena branch of the NAACP has become embroiled in controversy, with candidate Brandon Lamar alleging procedural irregularities and violations of election bylaws.
Malika Blessing and Rhonda Morman, Los Angeles natives and long-time friends, have brought their electrifying chemistry to the supernatural series “Wicked City” on ALLBLK.