We talked MacGyver's Alexandra Grey about trans representation expanding to all forms of media, her journey from homeless to burgeoning Hollywood star, and what's next.
As Women's History Month prepares to close (and we keep the celebration going past March), I wanted to take some time to honor the women who've been behind some very important films that are available for you to stream now. Here are just a few that left an indelible mark on me.
I’ve found that for a long-distance relationship during COVID, it’s best to just focus on the five senses and how to keep the connection going. Yes, the five senses are the key to a happy relationship in person and even more so when there is some distance between the two of you.
I refuse to accept that something like this could just happen to Breonna Taylor and the people responsible would be able to get away with it, scott-free. And then reality kicks in and I realize that violence against Black women continues to happen at a shockingly alarming rate with perpetrators getting away scott-free.
What if your soulmate is actually… you? I used to dismiss this as a form of toxic positivity. Then I realized that people were on to something.
We had the chance to hear from Yene Damtew and asked her about the post-inauguration bliss she experienced, celebrating Black hair, the importance of representation in salons, hair trends for 2021, and the one piece of career advice that most impacted her career.
We recently spoke with Monyetta Shaw about the joys of parenthood, the importance of family, and how she’s been spending her newfound quality time during the pandemic, including with her fiancé.
Black people, especially Black women, are often marketed the lifestyle of luxury. But when it comes to partaking in such, there still seems to be a sense of shame or guilt. In their new podcast, Girl I Guess, Karen Civil and hair and beauty boutique maven Ming Lee touched on Black luxury and the stigmas surrounding it
One day, after yet another battle with a bundle of nervous energy I can only refer to as mild anxiety, I caught myself saying out loud “I really need a break from my phone.” Within an hour, the universe responded, and I was forced to go a week without my phone.