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There was a time when Black models with natural hair were rarely seen on major fashion runways. Read more

Most artists can trace their craft back to someone who inspired them as youngsters and left a lasting impression. For South Florida’s jazz-pop diva Nicole Henry, that someone is Whitney Houston. Read more

Atlanta Black Pride organizers say the annual celebration will happen Labor Day weekend as planned, with some precautions to protect against the spread of COVID-19. Read more

One of the year’s most anticipated debut novels, Honorée Fanonne Jeffers’ “The Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois,” is now an Oprah Winfrey book club pick. Read more

Will Ulmer doesn’t have to hide anymore. Read more

Like almost everybody in the world, you have scars. Read more

A wide Broadway coalition of theater owners, producers, union leaders, creators and casting directors have hammered out a series of reforms and commitments for the theater industry to ensure equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility. Read more

On a chilly Easter Sunday 82 years ago, a tall, elegant Black woman walked down the steps of the Lincoln Memorial before an integrated crowd of 75,000 and sang her way into the history books. Read more

Find the good and praise it. Read more

From the Bible’s Cain and Abel to the Tyrone boys of “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” to the polar opposite siblings of “True West,” warring brothers have always been a fertile source of drama. Read more

Danya Taymor was jazzed. It was late July and the theater director had just cracked open the August Wilson Theatre on Broadway after months of stillness and silence. Read more

After the Aug. 4 debut of “Pass Over,” the late summer and fall plays and musicals on Broadway will feature no less than a dozen Black American-themed productions – 10 of which are new. Read more

The tag line for the latest biopic about an American icon reads: “Find out what it means.” Read more

In her debut novel, "You Will Know the Truth," former Washington D.C. public defender and author Leslie T. Thornton takes readers on a non-stop thrill ride that ricochets across Washington, D.C. through courtrooms, backrooms, and the Oval Office, all to unravel the dangerous mystery the Whit… Read more

The 12th annual African Diaspora Dance & Drum Festival is returning this week, with three days of family fun and education aimed to “help bridge cultural divides” and connect the greater community. Read more

Students from Liberty Square's summer youth program got an inside look at the U.S. space program during a recent trip to the Kennedy Space Center. Read more

Alvin Ailey and Bill T. Jones may have a generation between them, but the two influential choreographers crossed paths at a few pivotal moments. Ailey was the one who commissioned Jones’ first work, “Fever Swap,” in 1983. A few years later in 1989, at the height of the AIDS epidemic, Jones, … Read more

As we continue navigating this disorienting phase in national history, Oolite Arts opens "Where there is power" on July 21, an exhibition about the many ways that artists access, spy upon, expose, memorialize, and occasionally trouble the machinations of power. Read more

West Grove’s ACE Theater Foundation was recently awarded $398,199 by the National Park Service for Rehabilitation and Restoration to help restore the ACE Theater at 3664 Grand Ave. Read more

The Black Archives History & Research Foundation of South Florida was recently awarded $250,000 by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) to digitize its periodical collection, inclusive of the Tropical Dispatch, Nite Life and The Miami Times, South Florida's oldest and larg… Read more

Artist Michael Richards, who lost his life in the World Trade Center terrorist attack on Sept. 11, 2001, had a special connection to South Florida. Read more

Alina Clark is about as tired of her pandemic wardrobe as her comfort clothes are stretched and torn. Read more

Mahamat-Saleh Haroun, whose drama “Lingui” has been a standout of the first week of the Cannes Film Festival, has a unique relationship as a filmmaker to his native country of Chad. Read more

Paris police released rapper Lil Baby from custody on Friday after fining him for having cannabis in his car, according to the city prosecutor’s office. He was stopped along with NBA star James Harden, who was frisked but not detained. Read more

There was a time when Black models with natural hair were rarely seen on major fashion runways. Read more

Most artists can trace their craft back to someone who inspired them as youngsters and left a lasting impression. For South Florida’s jazz-pop diva Nicole Henry, that someone is Whitney Houston. Read more