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Iantha Richardson arrived at this conversation fresh off completing her “Will Trent” directorial debut, a bold milestone she first sketched onto a Post-it note in 2020. The moment felt profound and deeply personal. Feeling extremely grateful, the achievement marked a powerful shift in her creative journey. In this interview, she opens up about the life-changing…
Tyhem Commodore, widely known as Mr. Commodore, doesn’t ease into a conversation—he steps in exactly as he is. When we connected, he was fresh off celebrating his birthday, in a good place, and fully himself. That same energy runs through his comedy. Known for sketches pulled straight from everyday life, Mr. Commodore has built an…
Dating coach Wonder Hollingsworth has built her work around a part of modern relationships she says is often overlooked: dating itself. In a culture where conversations tend to focus on commitment and long-term partnerships, Hollingsworth centers her approach on the decisions, behaviors, and boundaries that come before a relationship begins. In this interview, Hollingsworth explains…
La’Janeé Alford built a brand in courtroom journalism by breaking down complex legal cases so everyday readers could follow what was happening. Her approach connected law, culture, and community. What led you into courtroom journalism instead of traditional crime reporting in general news? I once planned to become a lawyer. When the pandemic began, I…
Although Domonique Matthews has spent a large portion of her life in the public eye, others have frequently shared her story. Growing up in Memphis, she experienced homelessness, illness, and financial hardship before becoming a mother as a teenager. She overcame single parenthood, several jobs, higher education, and major health issues like lupus and cervical…
From the BET show “Diarra from Detroit” to “Tyler Perry’s Divorce in Black,” actor, photographer, and filmmaker Shannon Wallace has brought many of our favorite characters to life. He’s definitely someone to watch for 2026. What first moved you towards acting, and when did you decide to pursue it as a career? A few small moments…
After completing the Netflix exclusive four-part docuseries “Sean Combs: The Reckoning,” I definitely have something to share for public discourse. First and foremost, I want to be very clear that I, in no shape or form, condone or will attempt to defend Sean “Diddy” Combs’ alleged actions. Based on the statements of those who were once close to…
Filmmaker and visual artist Jada George discusses her creative roots, the forthcoming debut of her powerful, critically acclaimed short film “Where the Children Go to Play,” produced by Twin Pine Productions, and her evolving journey as a director. How did growing up in Annapolis shape your perspective as an artist and filmmaker? I grew up…