Fashion & Entertainment

Janet Mock’s Outburst Is a Cry for Equality for Trans Women in Film

The New York City premiere for the third and final installment of the critically acclaimed TV show, Pose took place on Thursday night. The executive producer and director Janet Mock went off-script during the presentation. She demanded fair pay for Trans women and blasted Hollywood for their mistreatment of her. Page Six broke the incident on

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Wonder Women of Ballroom: Leiomy Maldonado, an Afro-Latina Heroine in Ballroom and Staple in Black Culture

“The Wonder Women Of Vogue” Leiomy Maldonado, trans activist, and dance icon is one of ballroom’s leading visionaries. She is the unofficial head honcho of voguing for over a decade now and thanks to her hair whipping and high energy flips and dips, Maldonado has shaped the art form to what it is today. The

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Colorism has reared its ugly head again. And this time, it’s been resurrected by singer DaniLeigh.

 Last week, DaniLeigh  upset the internet with her song, “Yellow Bone.” In an Instagram clip that has been deleted, the singer can be seen dancing around to the song, repeating, “Yellow Bone is what he wants.” The snippet of the song and video went viral on Twitter and many immediately called out DaniLeigh for glamorizing

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Netflix\’s \”Vampire vs the Bronx\” Explores Gentrification Through A Scarily Funny Lens

One evening, I looked for something to watch on Netflix. I was not particular about what I wanted to watch, just something that I never saw before. Mindlessly scrolling through movies that vaguely looked interesting, had me thinking that I should just turn in early. Then, as soon as I had accepted my defeat, I

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Bad Hair: The Best ‘Worst’ Movie You Will See This Year

Bad Hair premiered on Hulu last weekend. Part of Huluween, Bad Hair is Hulu’s attempt to add more inclusion to the platform after canceling High Fidelity, the only series that had a majority Black cast. Let’s start by pointing out the elephant in the room, the film’s trailer. The trailer debuted last month, and it

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