‘Bolden’ is a brilliant biopic painting a poignant portrait of what Buddy’s life might have been like.
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‘Foster’ documentary addresses foster care realities
May is Foster Care Awareness Month. Nearly 200,000 U.S. children are in foster care — and almost half of them are Black.
‘The Intruder’: creepy, but predictable
Yes, ‘The Intruder’ sticks to a recipe, but still, the stalking is creepy.
Educator’s personal journey powers children’s storytelling
Local author Donna Gingery has published her first children’s book ‘Red’s Adventures: The Egg Pie’ to help youth find their superpower.
Dance on: How Prince’s legacy of giving continues to thrive
Prince spent his entire career privately supporting causes that were near and dear to his heart.
Black-owned businesses get a boost at Chameleon Shoppes
Shoppers can still take delight in the more than 20 small Black-owned businesses at Gaviidae Common in downtown Minneapolis.
Robert Cray, Keb’ Mo’, Taj Mahal, Tower of Power to headline Music in the Zoo series
This year’s Music in the Zoo concert series features, Robert Cray, Dave Koz and Friends Summer Horns, the Taj Mahal Quartet, Keb’ Mo’ and Jontavious Willis, Tower of Power, Johnny Lang, and a “Pop 2000 Tour” hosted by Lance Bass of ‘Nsync with a performance by O-Town…
Paisley Park, Mpls. landmarks honor life and legacy of Prince
In honor of the third anniversary of Prince’s passing on April 21, Paisley Park will celebrate his legacy with several events and tributes.
Watch List: 5 Black films to get into this spring
We’ve highlighted a few films featuring Black talent that are currently in theaters or will be coming to one near you very soon.
Breaking up (with your bestie) is hard to do
You can maintain some semblance of self-respect, dignity, and honor by applying these 5 etiquette tips for breaking up with your bestie.