
Woody Wilson Redefines Menswear in Hollywood
“When someone steps into a room wearing one of my designs, I want them to feel confident and unique. It’s not just about the clothes; it’s about how they make you feel.”
“When someone steps into a room wearing one of my designs, I want them to feel confident and unique. It’s not just about the clothes; it’s about how they make you feel.”
Debbie Allen, the legendary choreographer, and visionary behind the Debbie Allen Dance Academy (DADA), is celebrating 25 years of transforming lives through the power of dance.
“I encourage others to take ownership of their image and their story,” Wren T. Brown said, reflecting on the importance of preserving Black artistic history. “The dots are absolutely connected,” he added, emphasizing the legacy of Black artists as part of America’s cultural fabric for over 250 years.
“People always reference crabs in a barrel, but no one ever questions the barrel,” Ketayma Stewart said. “When crabs are on the beach, they cooperate. It’s only when they’re confined that they compete.”
“Broadway is not just lights and glamour—it’s grit,” explained Gandy. “We’re a community, but we’re also a business. It’s called show business for a reason. The work is hard, but if you’re disciplined and passionate, it’s worth it.”
“The first thing that happens is diversity gets sacrificed,” said Ramon.
Niecy Nash-Betts hosted the third annual “Party With A Purpose” at a luxurious Beverly Hills mansion on Dec. 21.
Harold & Belle’s, a renowned Creole restaurant located in the Jefferson Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, recently experienced two break-ins, raising concerns about security and community support.
“I’ve learned that strength doesn’t always mean being tough. Sometimes, it’s about being vulnerable and allowing people to connect with you authentically. Every struggle taught me something valuable. Acting and dancing have helped me piece myself together in ways I didn’t know were possible. I’m grateful for every step of the journey.”
Andy Nsiele, KBLA’s board operator and audio engineer, shared a similar sentiment. “Robin was the light in the midst of darkness! She was the light in the midst of chaos! Her radiant positivity and jovial spirit were contagious,” Nsiele said.
“When I think about parents who lost their two-year-old, I think about the 30 years I had with my son,” he said. “It makes me realize how much grace God has given me.”
Tamberla Perry has made her mark on television with her portrayal of Dr. Carol Pierce, chief of Psychiatry, on NBC’s “Brilliant Minds.”
In a media landscape saturated with depictions of Black trauma, author Tracey Michae’l Lewis-Giggetts is on a mission to change the narrative.
Loni Love is no stranger to wearing many hats—and this holiday season, she’s adding a Santa hat to the mix.
Television host Rocsi Diaz has joined forces with NFL legend Deion Sanders for a new daytime talk show, “We Got Time Today.”