Brenda C. Siler
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Ford’s Theatre Hosts Prominent Voices in Conversation on 2020 Vote
Ford's Theatre is hosting a series of virtual programs called "Cabinet Conversations," looking at a range of racial and public…
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The Power of RBG: Working Out With a Supreme Court Justice
Bryant Johnson could have been easily intimidated when he first met Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in 1999.
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Tops in the Jazz World to Receive Virtual Jazz Masters Honors
A stellar group of jazz luminaries will receive the prestigious Jazz Masters designation during a live virtual concert Thursday.
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D.L. Hughley Delivers Manifesto to America in New Book
When writing his fourth book 18 months ago, D.L. Hughley did not know that the time we are now in…
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New Ledisi Album is the Right Summer Find
Thank goodness for Ledisi, who takes us through the remainder of the summer with her new album "The Wild Card."
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Visual Art Still Reigns During Pandemic
Artomatic is back in a virtual format from July 20-Aug. 20.
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Mental Health Support Available for D.C. Arts Community
The DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment () is taking a unique approach to addressing mental health…
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Loni Love Delivers Laughs with Real-Life Lessons
Beginning as a child, Loni Love took notice of everything going on around her. She has used it through every…
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PBS Documentary ‘And She Could Be Next’ Follows Women of Color on Campaign Trail
"And She Could Be Next," a two-part documentary, debuts Monday and Tuesday as part of PBS' "POV" series.
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Shaping of Bakari Sellers in ‘My Vanishing Country’
Sellers' view of America is also shaped by his growing up in a working-class Black community of Denmark, South Carolina.
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