Robin Alderman faces an agonizing reality: Gene therapy might cure her son Camden’s rare, inherited immune deficiency. But it’s not available to him.
The Grammy Museum invited the public out on Saturday, June 8 for a screening of the Grammy-nominated documentary and musical “Little Richard: I am Everything.”
Kara Young is the first African American actor to get a Tony nomination three years in a row before she took home her 2024 Tony Award for Featured Actress in a Play for her work as Lutiebelle Gussie Mae Jenkins in the Broadway revival of Ossie Davis’ “Purlie Victorious: A Non-Confederate Romp Through the Cotton Patch.”
Raised in Philadelphia by way of Chicago and Dallas, author, professor of English and Gender Studies at UCLA, and self-proclaimed performance historian Dr. Uri McMillan has embarked on the road less traveled: a journey to meld academia-worthy writing with interdisciplinary creative exploration.
Built on the belief that we belong to one another, Ruth Betty Oppong shines as a bright example of what’s possible when you trust God, lean in, work hard, and serve others.
The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music honored record executive, songwriter, television producer, film producer and Motown founder Berry Gordy at the London West Hollywood on June 8.
Alicia Olatuja said that throughout the process of creating the new album it was important for the pair to discuss who they had become and their journey getting there. “That found its way into the creation of the music,” she said.
Family history has made a significant impact on Quamina Carter and likely informs her success as the vice president of student affairs, dean of students and chair of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee at Claremont Graduate University in the Inland Empire.
Family history has made a significant impact on Quamina Carter and likely informs her success as the vice president of student affairs, dean of students and chair of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee at Claremont Graduate University in the Inland Empire.