OneLegacy Inspires Hollywood and The Micheaux Film Festival showcased a star-studded panel on Oct. 25, highlighting the impact of accurate and authentic storytelling, especially in narratives focused on medical issues and organ donation.
ArchDuchess of Divinity emerged from jail with the fire hardened and sharpened, her faith stronger than ever.
“Black Insurrectionist,” the anonymous social media persona behind some of the most widely circulated conspiracy theories about the 2024 election, can be traced to a man from upstate New York. He’s also white.
Ashley Everett, renowned for her career as a lead dancer for Beyoncé, has shifted her focus to her own initiatives within entrepreneurship, wellness, travel, and acting.
At the recent screening of “Respect My Crown: The Rise of African American Women in California Politics,” an engaging panel discussion unfolded, spotlighting the untold stories of Black women who have shaped the state’s political landscape.
Pastor Nisan C. Stewart, lead pastor of Greater Emmanuel Temple Church in Lynwood, has an extraordinary story that unites the worlds of music and ministry.
Will Smith revealed two new inspirational songs, “You Can Make It” and “Work of Art,” at the Grammy Museum on Oct. 3.
Marley Rae is a multi-hyphenate figure in the creative wellness space, merging her passions for mental health, yoga, acting, and global connection.
The Atlanta-bred artist performed live compositions influenced by his 2023 album, New Blue Sun.