Lauren London Understands That Her Body Doesn't Exist for Public Consumption
Lauren London is known for her extreme privacy. She kept her last pregnancy under wraps so well that her September birth announcement for son Kross
Lauren London is known for her extreme privacy. She kept her last pregnancy under wraps so well that her September birth announcement for son Kross
Over the weekend Gabrielle Union posted a flashback photo of herself on the red carpet for the September 2016 LA premiere of Birth of a
Earlier this month model Ebonee Davis delivered a TEDX Talk exposing what the fashion industry thinks of black American women — that they cannot be
Sure I’m not an actress, just a stan of many of the women here. But why couldn’t that be enough to land me an invite
If there was any doubt left that Janelle Monae is a reigning style queen, this should kill it. Vogue declared Monae the Oscars red carpet
Having not watched the Oscars last night I woke up this morning to a lot of exciting news: Viola Davis won (finally), Moonlight (amidst some
Five years late, I *just* discovered The Internet, the neo-soul band born out of LA-based rap collective Odd Future and fronted by the openly gay
It’s joyful, it’s beautiful. Is it extra? Perhaps. But this video of Ciara doing a professionally choreographed routine to Whitney Houston’s 1993 rendition of I’m
The scene: Journalist and AM Joy host Joy Reid on Twitter, challenging the notion that the American poor are lazy. “And who among the poor
A few days ago Calvin Klein model Ebonee Davis delivered a powerful TedX Talk on race. With insight and intelligence she recounted the many micro-aggressions
When we arrived in our new town, one of the first things I heard was how bad the schools are. So when some friends said
Recently, XoNecole published an article on black love that caught my attention. But agreement turned to disapproval as I read through the piece and by
Remember when Peaches Monroee (aka Kayla Lewis) said “eyebrows on fleek” in a Vine and the internet blew up? Lewis did not trademark the term,
Black women have always been on the front lines of the fight for civil rights, exhibiting strength and grace under pressure. Here are 5 iconic