Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner? Actress Sydney Charles!
Award-winning actress Sydney Charles is a Chicago native with selected theatre credits that include: Lottery Day (Goodman Theatre), The Fly Honey Show, Spamilton Chicago…
Cassandra O’Neal: Prince & The NPG’s Funky Keyboardist
You may not immediately recognize the name Cassandra O’Neal, but chances are you’ve definitely heard her and danced to her music before. Over a…
Sibyl Holloway of SIB’s Breakfast Club, Champion of the Black-Owned Business
Originally sparked by a conversation between a pair of Chicago based sisters about how best to support the growing number of Black owned businesses…
Serving Her Community, Atty. Dartesia Pitts
Attorney Dartesia A. Pitts has always looked to be of service to her community. In fact, since elementary school, it has been second nature…
Designing Woman, Cori Davis
Designer Cori Davis is quickly making a name for herself in the fashion scene with her cutting-edge, yet sophisticated, ensembles. The California native and…
Bambi Montgomery, Scented Woman
Whether enhancing work, living or recreation spaces, Bambi Montgomery’s seemingly effortless approach and undeniable abilities have established her as one of Chicago’s most influential…
Rodger Jackson’s The-I and No Chiraq
Born and raised in Chicago, Rodger Jackson is head of a new locally based streaming platform called The-I, and also executive producer of its…
Jimalita Tillman & Boaz McGee, Showstoppers!
Written by Jimalita Tillman and directed by Boaz McGee, King Of The Policy, is a musical about a time when Black communities nationwide were…
On Q With Tidy Upper Expert Kristyn Ivey
It’s safe to say that For The Love Of Tidy founder Kristyn Ivey has found her niche and tapped into an underserved market. With…
Kelly Fair’s Polished Pebbles Celebrate “Day Of The Girl”
A passionate advocate for girls, Kelly Fair is a sought after speaker and panelist for mentoring issues and topics that affect young women. In…
Q&A With Briahna Gatlin, Head Of Swank PR
A former journalist for publications such as the Chicago Tribune‘s Red Eye, Source Magazine, XXL Magazine and N’DIGO to name a few, Briahna Gatlin…
Movie’s Black Actors Give Their Take On Detroit
Editor’s Note: The official synopsis for Detroit, which is quickly turning into a very controversial movie, reads: “In the summer of 1967, rioting and…