May 26th: keep "The Commitment"
As part of the now normal, a number of people are finding innovative ways to connect with their respective audiences. From going live on...
Stewardship and solace every 2nd and 4th Friday thanks to What, Kechia?
What a difference a month makes. This time last month, I'm providing a recap of the playoff push of the Atlanta Gladiators (the ECHL...
A hundred years - Philly's #1 family tradition
Philadelphia. The City of Brotherly Love is also known for hosting the longest running parade of its kind. Today's Dunkin'...
Something fruitful: KiWi's "feel good/do good" performance
Music can make things better. It can capture a mood or a moment, hopes and aspirations, or simply give you an opportunity to "escape"...
Unity with an international style: the International Atlanta Unity Day
Some may recall the early 90's hip-hop track by Queen Latifah titled "U.N.I.T.Y.", as it's a call for the larger community to come...
A comedic, yet sincere Canvas
A strong, coarse, and unbleached cloth made from cotton, flax, hemp, or a related yarn. An oil painting. To cover. These are a few of...
Creatives continuing to be collaborative: know the CLOTH and beyond
Back on August 24th, the creative concept know the CLOTH is launched. Under the direction of Charla Ruschelle (fashion designer/shop...
Legacy building, as well as fighting and living for something greater: #2TheLeftPlay
When I note a direction to go (to the left in this case), I'm not referring to the political landscape. I'm referring to a certain...
A little "x"-tra: the current and future work of Taylor X
Last November (click HERE to read the previous article), I had the pleasure of speaking with the Nashville-based artist Taylor X. With...
20 years and carrying the Torch: A Blaque celebration
When anyone takes time to celebrate, there's multiple reasons why. For some, it's about longevity or productivity, or just having a...
