Sugarcane Wishes Denyce Graves a Happy Birthday
Sugarcane wants to send a special birthday wish to Mezzo-Soprano Denyce Graves! May you continue to shine your light on the world!
It’s Karnaval Time!!!
All over the world, especially in the Caribbean, people are celebrating the start of lent by dancing and singing with the best bands and wearing the most outrageous costumes.
Arise Fashion Show Schedule For Fashion Week in Lagos
Arise Magazine Lagos Fashion week is almost upon us. Starting March 10, 52 designers representing the Mother Land will descend on Nigeria to show some of the hottest designs in haute couture.
Anthony Mackie Explains Controversial Comments To Tavis Smiley
So many people have strong opinions on Black Film. Anthony Mackie, an African American actor, recently made comments that sparked controversy about the lack Black Oscar nominees at this years 2011 Academy Aawards.
The Misadventures of an Awkward Black Girl has a New Episode
So, you know we loved the first episode, right? Join us for the second installment of this great web series:
Sankofa Moment: Rocking J Dilla
Hip Hop is one of the most exciting genres of music and has had global influence on all areas of popular culture.
Bamako Biennial Currently Accepting Applications
Since 1994, the Bamako Meetings, co-organised and co-produced by Mali’s Ministry of Culture and l’Institut français,* have been held every two years in Bamako and are recognised as the leading cultural event of international scope focusing on issues in contemporary photography and video in Africa.
Sapphire’s Latest Book “The Kid ” Set for a July 5th Release Date
[amazon-product image=”51pGXTsoSgL._SL110_.jpg” region=”us” tracking_id=”blackgreenand-20″ type=”image”]1594203040[/amazon-product]Ann Godoff, President and Publisher of The Penguin Press, an imprint of Penguin Group (USA), today announced the acquisition of Sapphire’s The Kid, the second novel by the bestselling author of Push.
Africa Academy Awards Announce Nominations for 2011
While Hollywood may not have nominated any Black talent for the 2011 Oscars, Africa is celebrating the talent of Africans at home and abroad.
