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The summer months are for travel, recharging, and inviting in romance. The best way to do that is to get outside, be open, and explore. Dating coach and expert Anwar White, who brilliantly advises women online to maintain their worth, and within his forthcoming book, Girl, Get Your Guy! Date With Strategy and Get the Love You Deserve, debuting on February […]
When most people think about festivals, they think about the headliners. They think about the crowds.They think about the music. And while all of that was certainly present at this year’s Atlanta Jazz Festival, one of the most introspective, thoughtful experiences of the weekend wasn’t found on the main stage. It was found in a […]
Muscle shirts, formally known as “Wife beaters,” have been a part of Black culture for generations. We’ve worn them under dress shirts and hoodies, to the barbershop, around the house, on the basketball court and as a standalone look once the temperatures start climbing. What was once considered a simple undershirt has evolved into one […]
The New York Knicks are officially one away from winning their first NBA championship since 1973, after a nail-biting Game 4, where the Knicks overcame a 29-point deficit for a final score of Knicks 107 – San Antonio Spurs 106. Fans have been doing everything they can to help their Knicks win that prized Larry […]
Black folks will still be outside this summer, but we’re taking things even further. Beyond the cookouts and the outdoor concerts, which are still at the top of our warm-weather lists, we’re building our calendars around culture, community and travel with purpose. One weekend might be at an arts festival. The next? Hitting up a […]
Jamaica and the last name Marley are almost synonymous. While the legendary musician is now with the ancestors, his familial roots remain strong around their homeland. For Mystic Marley, granddaughter of Bob Marley and daughter of multi-Grammy Award winner and producer Stephen Marley, she chooses to carry on her grandfather’s legacy by following in his musical […]
Some of the most important lessons Black fathers and father figures taught us had nothing to do with words. They were taught through routine. Through care. Through the quiet rituals that happened before church on Sunday mornings, family reunions, graduations and first days of school. They happened while watching a father iron a shirt until […]
Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) is a complex, multi-system condition that primarily affects reproductive-aged women. It was previously known as Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), but was changed in early May after countless studies indicated that the condition involved far more than the reproductive system alone. In fact, findings have shown that PMOS can involve metabolic, […]
Teyana Taylor is set to receive the Icon of the Year Award at the “BET Awards” 2026. Celebrating an artist who is defining this moment, Taylor has evolved from a dancer/choreographer to an award-winning actress, multiplatinum singer-songwriter, director, producer and fashion-forward style icon. Her hit-filled catalog includes the 2x-Platinum “Gonna Love Me” and Platinum “Issues/Hold […]
Human trafficking happens worldwide year-round, but becomes even more intense during major sporting events, like the Olympics, Super Bowl and the World Cup. The 2026 FIFA World Cup matches in the United States are being played across 11 host cities starting June 12, and many of those cities are launching major initiatives to combat human trafficking during the competition. Philadelphia is […]