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Former Vice President Kamala Harris will take part in the 2026 Power Rising Summit, organizers announced Monday, joining a national gathering of Black women leaders focused on health, economic security, and political engagement. The summit runs April 15–19 in Chicago and is expected to draw hundreds of organizers, professionals, and advocates from across the country….
The Black Excellence Brunch at Essence Fest’s 30th year celebration was a grand affair, filled with excitement and empowerment. The event honored Black women who have made a significant impact in their respective industries, recognizing their achievements and contributions. Angela Rye received the Truth Seekers Award, Maudey Oaks was honored with the Beauty Icon Award,…
ESPN today announced it has signed award-winning commentator Angela Rye to contribute topical features, commentaries, and essays across various shows and platforms. Rye will provide perspective on sports-related matters of race and culture and social justice issues. She will also make in-studio appearances and produce stories under the ESPN Black History Always banner. Some of…
YouTube has recently announced their #YouTubeBlack Voices Creator Class of 2022. This incredible group includes animators, educators, entertainers, family vloggers, foodies, gamers, lifestyle vloggers, LGBTQ+ vloggers, social commentators, tech enthusiasts, wanderlusters, and more. Angela Rye and Crissa Jackson are amongst a few that are named this year. “These creators are the second class to receive…
Today, TIDAL exclusively released the final episode of Angela Rye’s “The Main Thing,” series where she sits down with actress, viral vegan sensation, and internet auntie, Tabitha Brown. As a wellness personality known for spreading positive vibes and nourishing life tips, it’s clear that ensuring the world becomes a better place is her business. In…
In episode 3, Angela Rye stops by The Black Voters Matter Bus during an Elect Justice event to talk about the importance of building Black political power with founders, LaTosha Brown and Cliff Albright.
In episode 2 of the TIDAL exclusive series The Main Thing, Angela Rye sits down with American designer and founder of the luxury fashion label, Fear of God, Jerry Lorenzo to discuss how he uses fashion to amplify Black voices.
Angela Rye has partnered with TIDAL for an exclusive new series, “The Main Thing,” where the multi-hyphenate attorney, political commentator and activist will sit down with guests for intimate and honest conversations. The first episode features Snoop Dogg, who will become a first-time voter. They tackle his voting journey, Black political power, and voting rights…