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Autumn Durald Arkapaw’s historic Oscar win has shifted the conversation around who gets to shape the visual language of film. At the 2026 Academy Awards, she became the first woman and first woman of color to win Best Cinematography for her work on Sinners, breaking a nearly century-long barrier in the category. In the days […]
After the Oscars Win These Women Cinematographers Deserve Your Attention Read More »
Are you a beginner who is interested in taking a dance class, but scared it might be too difficult? Thanks to the explosion of social media videos showcasing dance routines, the classes seem fun, yet incredibly intimidating. Whether you’re looking to get a workout in or want to truly get your one two step on,
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Looking for community as a Black woman making a name for herself? For six years, Grind Pretty Fest has offered an immersive, go-to experience for women on a leadership journey devoted to creating real impact. Far more than a festival, Grind Pretty is a weekend-long celebration of women who are turning vision into legacy. Founded
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Wigs have long been a staple of Black women’s culture. From Deena telling the Dreamettes to “turn the wigs around,” in Dreamgirls to Sha’Carri Richardson taking off her wig before winning the US National Title, wigs have always been around to tell the Black woman’s story. But even with the evolution of lace fronts and
Kellon Deryck is Breaking Barriers for Black Women’s Wig Care Read More »
The Oscars are just days away and as Hollywood prepares for its biggest night, a controversy is also underway. At the center of it is Oscar nominated actress Wunmi Mosaku or rather an illustration of her. The New Yorker profiled the actress in an article but it’s the lead image, not the written word, that
Artist Apologizes for Wunmi Mosaku Illustration Ahead of 2026 Oscars Read More »
Want to get a good workout in while also healing your ancestral trauma? It’s not usually something you can do at the same time, but thanks to professional artist Nzingah Oniwosan, you definitely can. Owner of Yes Baby I Like It Raw, a space in South Florida dedicated to raw vegan wellness and movement, Nzingah
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A new season means a new opportunity to reinvent yourself. With a change in weather and overall energy comes a blank slate for a new expression of self. It’s time to reset and tweak your routine when it comes to fashion, hair, or even nail designs. One of the most fun things to experiment with
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Even for the mothers who have given birth before, going into labor and delivery can always be a terrifying experience. No matter how common, childbirth is risky with the potential for complications . This is especially true for Black mothers, who tend to be the most neglected in the medical practice. Though everyone’s birthing experience
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It is the first week of a new month, which typically denotes a time of conquering a new chapter with bravery and excitement. However, there’s one stipulation this time: Mercury retrograde. Beginning on February 26, 2026, and ending on March 20, 2026, this is a time of miscommunication and tiny mishaps that make life feel
Affirmations and Journaling Prompts to Survive Mercury Retrograde Read More »
Modern times have forced us to assume that living a life of constant stress, anxiety, and anticipation for impending doom is simply the norm. That feeling burnt out means we’re productive, and ending every day completely wiped clean means we’ve ticked off our to-do list. However, being intentional about protecting your well-being is crucial. That’s especially
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