Entertainment|Lifestyle

When Jacksonville was voted the  most boring city in America, they clearly were not familiar with the local terrain. Most recently, The R.D.B Xclusive Fashion Show ‘Fedora & Boots,’ edition was on the runway this […]

The 2025 Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts and Humanities was in full swing last weekend in Eatonville, Florida celebrating the life and legacy of the acclaimed author and anthropologist. The annual event, commonly […]

Jacksonville friends took the bait for the Golden Girls stage play and enjoyed the evening with infamous characters Blanche, Rose, Dorothy and Sophia for an evening to get your ‘Creak On.’ The Golden Girls tour […]

By Lynn Jones – This year’s Essence Festival theme held true to their legacy of years of entertainment, workshops, panels and small business entrepreneurial highlights in New Orleans, LA courtyards. The ‘We Love Us’ theme […]

By Rosemary Feitelberg  – The vice president-elect will be the first female, Black and Asian American in that role. COVER CAUSES DISPUTE: The just-released Kamala Harris cover for the February edition of Vogue has already attracted reams of attention, […]

By Sherri Kolade (Michigan Chronicle) – Singer and entrepreneur Jody Watley believes in the power of surrounding yourself with a relaxing scent and good music. The iconic superstar is expanding her signature brand line with […]

By Stacy M. Brown Newswire Senior National Correspondent — According to organizers, the gallery was created to preserve this moment in time and help keep the movement alive and ensure future generations have access to the […]

By Parker Diakite – A new documentary, “Driving While Black,” unveils the narrative that far too many Black people know to be true: Black people face danger behind the wheel. There are so many stories […]

By: Samir Husni, Mark K. Dolan and Marquita Smith – Today, a first-time visitor to a newsstand would see something long-sought: a mainstreaming of Black people into American life. In the 90 days following the death of George […]

By Lynn Jones-Turpin – Jacksonville has a rich film history and has been often referred to as the first Hollywood.  The location, weather and cost of production had made this an ideal city to film […]