Interviews

Black women know a thing or two about existential crises, and Amina Faye is lending her talents to the stage to put a face to the notion.

Known for sleek, custom, size-inclusive gowns that celebrate every body, Leah Langley-McClean has built a reputation for rewriting the rules of bridal fashion—one confident bride at a time.

Not only is she a rap pioneer and someone who has long pushed the needle for female empowerment forward, this superstar also throws down in the kitchen, and Yo-Yo’s latest era allows fans a front seat to witness her throwing down in the kitchen!

In an exclusive interview, Naturi Naughton, who tied the knot with hubby Xavier “Two” Lewis on April 2, 2022, shared some of her tips for keeping the passion and romance alive, because, as many married folks will tell the singles, it is still important to date your spouse, even after getting that ring!

The four-time Emmy Award-winning television journalist, iTunes No. 1 podcast host, and beauty founder has been dubbed the queen of DIY glam. She takes pride in setting the standard for women who want to look like a million bucks without breaking the bank, and her latest endeavor is an extension of that.

Life coach and survivor Nia Renée tells MadameNoire why leaving abuse isn’t simple—and how women can rebuild trust, peace, and self-worth.

Judge Yodit Tewolde is one of three judges who serve on CBS Media Ventures’ Emmy-nominated syndicated court program, 'Hot Bench.' 'MadameNoire' caught up with the stylish lawyer turned judge for insight on what to do if you happen to be facing legal issues.

At a single glance, one might think this organization is just a walking group; however, GirlTREK is much more than that. It has evolved into a life-saving sisterhood, one intended to transform Black lives, heal intergenerational trauma, and fight systemic racism one foot forward at a time.

Dominique Fils-Aimé is a Haitian-Canadian jazz and soul artist celebrated for her powerful voice, fearless storytelling, and music rooted in Black liberation.”

Felicia Pride redefines love in your 40s with her novella 'Come Close,' proving romance at midlife isn’t a comeback story but a continuation.

While Peete embraces the fact that Black doesn’t crack, she joked that it “does sag a little bit,” and explained the importance of the commitment to empowering oneself as one matures in age.

Sophia Victor’s Ekklesia concluded earlier this summer at The Bishop Gallery in Brooklyn. The fine art exhibit was curated by Teddy raShaan reeves, ph.d. of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture. Inspired by the ancient Greek term ἐκκλησία, later adopted by early Christians, Ekklesia focused on the importance of African American communal spaces. Specifically, church gatherings and its traditions.