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Brittany Inge has built a career across television and theater, with roles on “Atlanta,” “The Ms. Pat Show,” and “Elsbeth.” In this interview, she discusses choosing roles that reflect intention and representation. What made you decide to pursue a career in acting? I’ve always been an artist. I started focusing on music, specifically singing. I attended…
BLK on Tuesday released its second annual State of Black Singles Report, finding a broad move away from casual dating and toward long-term commitment, digital boundaries, and shared values. The report draws on responses from more than 5,000 singles nationwide. It concludes that most users are prioritizing purpose over “situationships,” with 75% saying they are…
“Be” is a new alt R&B single by Goldiie Lux that talks about being true to oneself in a world focused on seeking approval. Produced by Eric “Tre” Lusby, the song features simple music and clear lyrics that explore the difference between how things seem and how they really are. The song is about defining…
Amber Reign Smith’s career is rooted in discipline and character-driven storytelling. In this interview, she reflects on her journey, her role in “Beauty in Black,” and what shaped her work on and off screen. Let’s start at the beginning. What drew you into acting, and when did you decide to pursue it as a career?…
Khayree Lilly is a poet whose work centers on identity and survival, shaped by personal rejection and renewed purpose. In this interview, Lilly discusses her responsibility to present and future generations. What moments or experiences first led you to write poetry centered on the Black experience? When Oprah Winfrey rejected my book. I sent her…
Publicists and communications professionals are invited to a live discussion with iconic publicist Anje Pearson, based on her new book, “PR Is Dead.” The event held on March 26th at 6 pm CST will explore how traditional public relations strategies are evolving and why media visibility no longer guarantees measurable business results. The session will…
A March 2026 docuseries is drawing attention to allegations of racism and workplace misconduct raised by Claudia Jordan about her time on “The Price Is Right.” Jordan, a former model on the long-running game show, is among several voices featured in the E! docuseries “Dirty Rotten Scandals.” In the program, she describes what she said…
Grammy Award-winning hip-hop group The Roots and Live Nation Urban announced the 2026 installment of Roots Picnic, a two-day festival set for May 30-31 at the Belmont Plateau. Presale tickets are available. General ticket sales begin March 17 at 10 a.m. Eastern. The May 30 lineup features Jay-Z headlining, marking his first performance with The…