Have you ever seen a hashtag, gif, or meme paired with a perfectly crafted tweet? If so, it probably came from the realm of “Black Twitter.” Out of Twitter’s various subcultures, “Black Twitter” has been the social app’s most popular one, standing at the forefront for years without recognition.
Laverne Cox, Emmy award-winning producer, actress and LBGTQ+ advocate, was honored at City College of New York as part of their, “There are Things to Do” celebration of the Stonewall Museum exhibition on May 7.
Glen-Gery collects New York’s elite builders and architects at Brickworks Studio in midtown to discuss and celebrate the most innovative projects in modern brickwork featured in their new book “Materiality: Brick in Contemporary University Architecture”. A riviting display of design that pushed the boundaries of what is possible with brick. Available for sale on Glen Gery’s website.
From the chic ensembles of Sex and the City to the whimsical Parisian fashion in Emily in Paris, Patricia Field is always creating iconic looks. On Sunday, her latest model celebrated his 18th birthday alongside some four legged friends, Lara Eurdolian’s stylish pup Charlie!
Two words: Neon Carnival. The most talked about festival party of over a decade returned to the desert on Saturday, April 13th. The one night only event was presented by Liquid I.V. in partnership with Patrón El Alto and The Levi’s® Brand.
A Black woman’s relationship with her hair is like that of two siblings who share a close bond. They may have disagreements at times, but their love for each other is undeniable.
If you are looking for a fun Friday night activity in the coming weeks, we have the perfect thing for you.
Raised in the vibrant cultural tapestry of West London, Olympia Vitalis emerges as a captivating figure in the soul music scene, fearlessly claiming her rightful space. With a background rooted in gospel choir, Olympia’s journey into the realm of soul music has been defined by seven years of immersive experience, where she has finely crafted her distinctive improvisational style.
Sony Electronics hosted a private unplugged listening session in collaboration with an emerging artist from it’s For The Music platform. The event, hosted at Grandmaster Recorders in Los Angeles, featured professional choreographer and recording artist Brian Puspos who performed songs off his new album, Cherry Mansion. Guests had the opportunity to interact with the latest products from Sony, including demos of their flagship products.
Everyone donned their prints and furs as we celebrated financial guru Rashad Bilal’s 40th birthday at Brooklyn Chop House in Times Square!