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Interview: Artist/Producer Sean 2Miles
Versatility as an artist is an important trait to have in order to be significant and gain longevity within one’s career. Other than fluidity amongst the genres, this includes background work such as songwriting, producing and engineering. Sean 2Miles has found his way to the microphone after working as a producer and engineer. This has…
Interview: Actor/Comedian Barry Brewer
With close to two decades in the game, comedian Barry Brewer is taking big strides. For years, he has married his love for comedy and music and his success only being quantified. How has growing up in Chicago influenced your craft?Oh man, it has influenced it greatly! It definitely has made me have a sense…
A&R Report: Kaileah Mariee
Kaileah Mariee is more than just pretty face. The singer/songwriter crafts songs based on everyday experiences, making music her fans not only enjoy, but find it relatable. When did you start performing?When I was in elementary school I decided that I wanted to be a singer, but I was extremely shy. My first official performance…
Interview: Poet Khayree Lilly
When we first met her while covering North Carolina’s famous Lilly’s Kitchen Restaurant, we had no idea that she was prolific poet who would go on to gain earn national acclaim after we featured her work. We proudly introduce Khayree Lilly. We have featured several of your literary works in previous issues, when did you…
How NBA Players Are Modern-Day Gladiators
The Golden State Warriors and Toronto Raptors are currently competing to be the best basketball team in the world. Each team is filled with men who can be seen as modern-day gladiators. But these gladiators fight on the court instead of a field and use a ball instead of weapons, but the parallels can still…
Interview: London Brown of HBO’s Ballers
While London Brown of HBO’s Ballers made his way into Hollywood, he was also dealing with the loss of his younger brother. He sat down with us to talk about getting through the tragic event, living in his purpose, and giving back to those who are less fortunate. When did you know that acting was…