Photo: Rendering of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. The Obama’s are back to work after a long and much needed vacation from their WhiteHouse duties. The former President of the United States announced that he and Michelle will donate $2 million to the youth jobs programs in Chicago this summer. While discussing plans for the […]
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It’s more and more common for students to take a non traditional date to prom. As a matter of fact, who says you have to go to prom with a person? Why not do what 17-year-old Priscilla Samey did and take your college acceptance letter instead. Samey got into seven Ivy League schools, but decided on taking
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LOS ANGELES (May 2, 2017) – Global music icon, multiple GRAMMY® Award-winner and multi-platinum selling artist, the incomparable JANET JACKSON, will embark on a four-month North American tour this fall, announced today. Produced by Live Nation, the STATE OF THE WORLD tour is set for a 56-city run beginning September 7, in Lafayette at the Cajundome.
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Monday night’s Met Gala fashion-forward dress, was a reflection of personal identity. Rihanna, arrived boldly in a flurry of eye popping wearable art designed by Comme des Garçons, while the newly single ladies LaLa Anthony and Mary J. Blige came through flawlessly in black. Which by the way seemed to be the popular color for the night. And, miss
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Each year San Diego’s original fine art festival ArtWalk, bring together hundreds of artists to the streets of Little Italy to showcase their own brand of creative expression. This year, just in time for summer, International Muralist Maxx Moses, who paints large scale murals throughout the world, showcased a vibrant piece of wearable art, a
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An image of a group of Yale University students has gone viral for positive images of Black males on social media. One of the men, 21-year-old Akintunde Ahmad, tweeted the photo of himself and his nine Black male friends at the Ivy League school Sunday, April 23, using #BlackMenofYaleUniversity and it now has 15K retweets and 32k likes
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Russell and Ciara Wilson welcome their new baby! The couple announced the birth of their daughter on Friday night while the NFL draft was taking place. Ciara posted to her Instagram account details of the birth of Sienna Princess Wilson, weighed 7 pounds, 13 ounces, according to the post. The couple married last summer
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The NAACP and Fuse (www.fuse.tv) have teamed up to raise awareness and advance the dialogue of the issues highlighted in Show Me Democracy, the first film featured in Fuse’s recently announced documentary series entitled “We The Dreamers.” Premiering on Saturday, April 29 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Fuse, Show Me Democracy follows seven St. Louis college students as they evolve into advocates and activists in the wake
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Born in Heiberger, Alabama, in 1927 civil rights activist Coretta Scott King, the wife of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., played a prominent role in continuing his vision of nonviolent protest for civil liberties after her husband’s assassination. King founded the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change in 1968, successfully advocated
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BALBOA PARK While not held on actual Earth Day, activities throughout the day at Balboa Park run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, April 23, and include an Earth Day Parade. More than 300 exhibitors, a food pavilion, entertainment venues, eARTH Gallery arts and crafts show, a Clean Car Concourse and a
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