Zhane Carter’s nonprofit, Love for the Streets, operates without major funding yet serves meals to dozens of unhoused people on Skid Row daily, driven by her determination, community support, and resourcefulness.
Marcus Guillory— an author, entertainment lawyer, music producer, professor, television and film writer.
Los Angeles has been a quiet hub for Black art since the 1960s. With artists like Betye Saar, Melvin Edwards, and Noah Purifoy, creating community and exhibitions, Black art has become a staple in West Coast culture. Dr. Virginia Joy Simmons has diligently contributed to this movement and keeps Black stories alive through art collection and philanthropy.
Los Angeles Honors Herb J. Wesson Jr.’s Legacy with City Hall Steps Renaming on Tuesday, February 25. City officials, community leaders, and supporters gathered at Los Angeles City Hall, a landmark crowned by the Tom Bradley Observation Deck on its 27th floor, to celebrate Wesson’s impact.
For Tarra Denise Jackson every performance is an opportunity to dig into uncomfortable truths. “I believe art should always be a protest” she says. “Whether it’s challenging societal failures or resisting personal limitation,” she believes art should agitate. Tarra Denise Jackson is an actor and producer who uses her artistry to challenge fear, push boundaries, and take control of her narrative with her latest film, “The Checklist.”
The City of Los Angeles took another step toward addressing historical injustices as city officials, scholars, and community leaders convened at the California African American Museum (CAAM) for “What’s Next for Reparations?” on Feb. 8.
On Saturday, February 15, Zipper Hall at the Colburn School will host “Resurrection,” the latest album and live recording from the acclaimed Adrian Dunn and his ensemble, the Adrian Dunn Singers.
“Brothers of Affliction” makes its West Coast debut at the Willie Agee Playhouse in Inglewood, running from March 14 to March 30, 2025. Written, produced, and directed by acclaimed playwright Paris Crayton III, this raw and unfiltered drama offers audiences an intimate look at Black male vulnerability, healing, brotherhood, trauma, and redemption.
The Los Angeles fires have been devastating for many families, businesses, healthcare facilities, and important government buildings.
2025 is the year of community and Kevito Clark, founder of Love, Peace, & Spades (LP&S), is facilitating free, donation-based community game night throughout Los Angeles. O
In response to one of the most devastating natural disasters in California history, Governor Gavin Newsom has announced the launch of LA Rises, a private-sector initiative designed to accelerate the rebuilding of Los Angeles communities impacted by the recent catastrophic fires.
The Los Angeles Lakers looked to make a statement with the defending champion Boston Celtics in town and they were able to do just that against its cross-conference rivals.
The 37th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade in Long Beach was a two-hour cultural celebration, honoring the life, legacy, and enduring values of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
Nineteen faith leaders gathered near the entrance of Holman United Methodist Church on West Adams Boulevard on Friday, Jan. 17.
“Do it scared. Do it with fear because the payout is almost always much better than the risk that you’re taking.” These words, spoken by Jason James, sum up a philosophy that carried him from his hometown of Waterbury, Connecticut, to dancing to the competitive beat of Los Angeles’ dance streets.