In this fairly comprehensive 118-minute tribute by directors Dan Lindsay and T.J. Martin, Tina Turner, in her own words, describes various pivotal epochs in her life and career.
Movie Review: ‘Tina’ cements the greatness of a legend Read More
Anyone who enjoyed the spirited camaraderie of homegirls in the UPN hit ‘Girlfriends’ will find ‘Reality in Chaos’ worth a look-see.
‘Reality in Chaos’ author crafts trials, travails of upscale sistas Read More
Taut narratives collect an array of remarkably imperfect people in ‘The Awkward Black Man.’
Iconic wordsmith strikes again with fascinating ‘The Awkward Black Man’ Read More
‘It is important to reflect on the experiences of those who have come before us in order to move forward.’
J. D. Steele showcases civil rights icons with short film ‘Listen! Please!’ Read More
‘Every child should have the opportunity to learn about the outstanding contributions of these sistas.’
New book cast loving spotlight on the ‘Sistas’ Read More
‘My Life in the Purple Kingdom’ is a good read for fans of Prince and the Minneapolis Sound.
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In ‘The Path of the Kingdoms,’ descriptions paint a detailed, life-like word canvas of subtle immediacy vivid as viewing a movie.
‘The Path of Kingdoms’ paints image-rich narrative Read More
Indie filmmaker Ryan Culver advances the premise ‘What if Philando Castile was white?’ in a new short film.
First of short film series reimagines Philando Castile police killing Read More
Harvest Best Academy (HBA) partnered with Summit Academy OIC for an innovative mobile lab dubbed The Beast.
Mobile lab takes school to the kids Read More
Veteran pop-funkster Pepé Willie teams up with accomplished author Tony Kiene to entertain music lovers, especially Prince fans, with the page-turning ‘If You See Me.’
‘If You See Me’ offers a remarkable glimpse into the Minneapolis sound Read More
George Floyd’s tragic death inspires a triumph as In Black Ink, Accession Projects, and celebrated artist Harriet Bart collaborate on ‘Pleas/Please.’
Artwork honors George Floyd’s life, raises funds for nonprofit Read More
‘Never Give Up’ should resonate especially well with Twin Cities readers who’ve seen the rise of Justice Alan Page and State Attorney General Keith Ellison.
Author writes the book he wants to read Read More
‘The purpose of the film was to encourage Blacks to create an action plan to survive in the belly of the beast.’
‘The Spook Who Sat by the Door’: powerful message still resonates Read More
Congressman and iconic civil rights champion John Lewis died at the age of 80.
Beloved civil rights icon John Lewis dies at age 80 Read More
The Collaborative’s stated mission is to ‘jointly address the community needs and amplify the voices of local Black writers. We must write our own stories…storytellers have the power to change our current reality.’
Black writers talk healing and the importance of shared experiences Read More
If there was any time for Black health professionals to step in and lend a hand, that time is now.
Coronavirus crisis is frightening for White folk, scarier still for Blacks Read More
C & G’s Smoking Barbecue owner-proprietor Greg Alford never spent a day in culinary school, but came by his skills at the stove the old fashioned way—in the family kitchen.
Black Business Spotlight: C&G’s Smoking Barbecue Read More
If you missed it at the time of its release, ‘Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland’ is worth a look.
‘Say Her Name’ is a worthy examination of injustice Read More
Center’s staff continue to ‘steady the ship’ “Sabathani Community Center is there for our community, strong as ever,” said Interim Director Mary Merrill. The community institution is doing what it …
Pandemic complicates Sabathani leadership transition Read More
March 27 inaugurates Fancy Ray Day in the Twin Cities, celebrating 36 years of entertaining in his own inimitable fashion.
Legendary comedian talks surviving, thriving for 36 years Read More