Taste of Soul Spotlight: Ordinary People
Taste of Soul vendor Ordinary People is bringing extraordinary goodies.
Taste of Soul vendor Ordinary People is bringing extraordinary goodies.
The family-oriented event is held in the heart of Leimert Park, widely considered to be the center of the African American arts/intellectual scene in L.A.
Professor Clifford Johnson consults to television, film and fiction bringing real science to the table.
The Sentinel has always had the pleasure of receiving the best and brightest interns within the Editorial Department—and this year was no exception. Faith Petrie and Talley Morton have both contributed top-notch stories to the paper this summer. They both shared a little about themselves, their internship, goals and some advice for their peers.
Christine Brooks Martin was a Christian and believed in sharing the Word of God with everyone.
Dwayne McDuffie shined a light on people of color and opened the door for more diversity in pages of fiction.
The annual festival celebrated another piece of the African Diaspora with Samba, drums and more!
The American Council on Exercise and 3 WINS Fitness are looking to keep Los Angeles communities healthy and fit.
Local actress and filmmaker launches “The Christina Cooper show” this summer and new feature film “South Central Love” in 2019.
Jealousy, the leader of the pack, the oldest of the Greens siblings, is a true monster. While Envy and Covetousness play havoc with the people around them, Jealousy sits and watches. The oldest sibling, Jealousy is devoted to doing whatever is necessary to accomplish the goal. “Anger is cruel and fury overwhelming, but who can stand before jealousy?”- Proverbs 27:4 One definition of the state of being jealous is described as “hostile toward a rival or one believed to enjoy an advantage.” “The Green-Eyed Monster” is very dangerous because it lives in blind rage. Jealousy is a subtle creature.
She shares how nursing became her passion and importance of her job at Kaiser Permanente.
The broadcast journalist has been selected by The National Association of Black Journalist to receive a prestigious award.
Celebrities and athletes joined the two organizations as they made wearing glasses cool again.
The talented cellist, Sheku Kanneh-Mason, was an impressive wedding gift at the royal nuptials.
Episcopal Church Bishop brought church to the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.