april: watch, read, see, listen do
The return of Mad Men, salads in a jar and a Neo-British music invasion are just some of things we’re excited about this spring!
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from the editor: one small step
Spring is here; let's get going. The idea that motivation has to come before action is a fallacy. So let's start moving forward by taking one small step...
Why Women Hate Each Other & How to Deal With It
We can't judge a book by its cover. We already know this. That's not the moral of this story...
working girl: sharon carpenter
What does it take to make it in entertainment news? Meet our March “Working Girl”, award-winning British broadcast journalist, Sharon Carpenter…
resolutions: eliminating excuses and transitioning
un'ruly contributor & NYC-Based Publicist, Abigail Opiah shares her inspiring journey about moving beyond the roadblocks that have held her back for so long...
march: watch, read, see, listen do
The Real Hollywood Husbands, Alabama Shakes and a beer-infused cocktail are just some of the sights, sounds and tastes we're excited about this month.
from the editor: where do you want to go?
This month, as we move further down the course of our new era, it's important to have a clear idea of where we're going, what do we want in life and who do we w...
Do I Hate My Hair? Understanding its History
In America black hair is not just hair. There's a larger historical weight that comes with the way we style our hair.
How To Be A… TV Producer: Talia Parkinson
Meet Emmy Award-Winning television producer, Talia Parkinson of the Wendy Williams Show...
hair story: xosha roquemore
For this month’s “Hair Story” we caught up with actress, Xosha Roquemore (Precious, Price Check) and journeyed through a brief oral history of her ever-changing...
Baby Mama, a Story About Love
You meet a man. You haven't met a man in a while. He has a child. And that child has a mother...
from the editor: the past in the present
This month we'll be taking a look at the history of black hair, how it's evolved and the women, like Miss Diana Ross, that have influenced it's evolution.