I visited the 1960s without segregation. I know, I know. It sounds weird. But, that is exactly how Leon Bridges made me feel at his concert on Friday night at the Houston Rodeo. March 2nd was Black Heritage night, and it was full of the culture I was searching for. I have
Voice of Mae
Sade is Back
Remembering the Voice: Whitney Houston
Fetch Clay, Make Man
Houston's Ensemble Theatre has thrived off of keeping the African American arts alive. I was honored with the opportunity to witness this with director Mirron Willis' production of Fetch Clay, Make Man written by Will Power. Though this play has been performed countless times by directors and actors nationwide, The Ensemble Theatre
Battle of the Prom Dates
She Still Got It!: Thriving Black Actresses
America’s Next Top Model: Season 24
Tina: The Tina Turner Musical
The Oscars 2018 Nominations
The Oscars released the list of nominations for 2018. And, I am more than pleased with it. New York Daily News provided a handy-dandy, organized list: Best Picture Call Me By Your Name Darkest Hour Dunkirk Get Out Lady Bird Phantom Thread The Post The Shape of Water Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Best Director Dunkirk - Christopher Nolan Get Out - Jordan
Meeting the Queen
Trump: An Era of Severed Relationships
The Rebel, The Soul & The Saint Tour
Teen Mom Stereotype? I Don’t Know Her.
Media has fostered the creation of the teen parent stereotype. It is one defining these individuals as incapable of taking care of their children and doomed for failure. This is a stereotype that 16-year-old Estrella Alvarez is defying every day. Unlike other freshmen at HISD’s High School for Law and Justice, who