Arts & Culture

A few weeks ago we lost Kim Porter, mother of four, model, and actress. This was a loss that especially hit home for a lot of Black women. Simply because she was such a sweet woman that reminded us all of our favorite auntie. While details of her death are still to be determined, one

I want to commend Victoria’s Secret’s Chief Marketing Officer, Ed Razek. Even with rapidly declining sales, a failing business plan and less viewership for the annual show, this 70 year old man decided to sink further with the ship! If you aren’t aware, he took to the media to let everyone know that the brand

Last weekend, my husband and I attended a party for someone that’s become a mother to us. Since we love being extra, we decided to get dressed up. My first thought was “what am I going to do with my hair”. I’ve never used any relaxers or chemicals on my hair. Typically, I rely on

I’m probably the last person in America to jump on the E-reader trend. I actually prefer to have actual books in my hands. There’s nothing like flipping the pages. Alas, I got with the 21st century when I realized that the E-book is literally half the price of the physical copy. My need for frugality

New York Fashion Week for Fall/Winter 2018 concluded September 12th. To be frank, it was extremely underwhelming. With the exception of the same brands I mentioned last season (Chromat, and Christian Siriano) and Savage Fenty, this season was the same garbage. Little diversity and subpar designs. It’s even more disappointing when you take into consideration

When did women stop being happy for other women? When did it become cool to be underhanded and sabotage others? In the last few years, it almost seems like the goal is to be as shady as possible. Reality TV and gossip personalities like Wendy Williams have made it worse. For some reason, this negative