A glimpse into the life of party promoters
Jason White stands on the corner of Sherman Avenue and Georgia Avenue on an unusually warm day in Washington, D.C. As students, workers, and businessmen hurry up and down the crowded street, White stops to talk to some attractive female students that are walking in his direction.
K.R.I.T. sets the bar high with classic mixtape
In a world where today's up-and-coming rappers are seemingly being propelled to stardom by Youtube hits, celebrity co-signs, and the all-too-familiar dance routines, looking for quality music can be a tall order. Fortunately for us, the 24 year old, Mississippi-born rapper/producer Big K.
Set in Ethiopia and Germany, Award-Winning Movie Explores Identity and Internal Struggles
Action. Romance. Historical facts. Humor. "Teza" has it all. The acclaimed independent film by Ethiopian-born Haile Gerima, a film professor at Howard University, has been packing theaters nationally.
Eighteen dancers, some playing instruments or clapping, circle a young woman who squats while a young man gracefully swings his left leg over her head. Chanting in Portuguese, the dancers celebrate Brazilian and African culture through Capoeira.
Every year, women in a movement that morphed out of American Playwright Eve Ensler's award winning play, The Vagina Monologues, command center stage in venues across the globe to provoke serious thought about violence against women and to raise money to stop it.
Tyler Perry's latest stage production, "Laugh to Keep From Crying," is another testament to his skills as a writer and his ability to sew comedy, gospel and morals to produce a quilt of laughter with a Godly theme.