Lifestyle
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Debate Continues Over Impact, Relevance of ‘Just Mercy’
Hundreds of area residents swarmed into the Smithsonian on Saturday, anxious to be part of an evening both revelatory and…
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Stepping Masters Take Center Court at ‘Step Xplosion’
If you were unable to get to the Music Center at Strathmore last Sunday afternoon, you missed a real treat…
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One-Woman Play Revives Spirit and Mission of Fannie Lou Hamer
For actress Mzuri Moyo Aimbaye, educating, motivating and assisting unregistered voters has developed into an almost 20-year project – best…
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EXCLUSIVE: 40 Years of Cathy Hughes’ Leadership at Urban One
Inside the illuminated MGM National Harbor towering over the Potomac River, the 3,000-seat theater slowly fills with African Americans donning…
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Step Afrika! Debuts ‘Drumfolk’ at the Strathmore Jan. 12
Step Afrika! continues the celebration of its 25th anniversary into 2020 with a special performance at the Music Center at…
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Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Celebrates Centennial in D.C.
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. one the country's largest African-American women's service organizations, will mark its 100th year of service…
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‘By Any Means Necessary’ Gets a New Host
Jacqueline Luqman likes to joke that she "accidentally fell into activism," but in the days since she was in high…
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GoGoRadioLIVE Feeds ‘Culture’ to the Masses
GoGoRadioLIVE, an internet radio station housed within the revitalized Shops at Iverson (formerly known as Iverson Mall on Branch Avenue),…
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‘Jersey Boys’ are Back in Town at the National Theatre
The popular jukebox musical "Jersey Boys," now running through Jan. 5 at the National Theatre in D.C., sensationalizes the formation,…
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Smithsonian Exhibit Shows Blacks at War in U.S., Abroad
An exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African American History and Culture shows Blacks fighting heroically for the…
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