Urban Magazine’s August issue spotlights actor London Brown, who reflects on his five-season journey portraying Uncle Marvin on “Power Book III: Raising Kanan.” Brown discusses Marvin’s emotional growth, his relationship with his daughter, the impact of his character’s final moments, and the importance of authenticity, faith, and community in his life and career.
The issue also includes actor Tadhg McMahon, who discusses his role on the MGM+ series “The Westies” and the themes of loyalty, survival, and moral complexity, while author, filmmaker, and recording artist Jimmy DaSaint shares his powerful journey from West Philadelphia and federal prison to becoming a bestselling author and award-winning storyteller.
Another featured interview centers around Tiffany Harris, founder of Century 21 Harris, Hawkins & Co. and president of the Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors. Harris discusses Black generational wealth, homeownership, entrepreneurship, leadership, and creating opportunities for the next generation.
Strategic communications expert Regan Farley, co-founder of Kredo Group, shares her journey from Baltimore to partnering with Deja Cromartie and building a nationally recognized communications firm. She speaks about the importance of relationships, reputation, authentic storytelling, and the changing role of AI and social media in public relations.
The issue also celebrates Cardi B, who made hip-hop history by becoming the first female rapper to earn four RIAA Diamond-certified singles, and readers will also get a closer look at Fightland, starring Howard Charles as a former heavyweight champion who returns to London seeking revenge after serving eight years in prison.
In addition, the August issue includes poetry and a curated buyers guide featuring the latest lifestyle and technology products.
From entertainment and music to business and community leadership, Urban Magazine’s August issue celebrates voices whose work continues to inspire, influence culture, and create opportunities for others.
