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In addition to the Ailey performance broadcasts set to music by Duke Ellington and John Coltrane, Ailey Extension is introducing new dance/fitness workshops.

The discussion on Red Table Talk turned to narcissism this week with series favorite Dr. Ramani Durvasula providing a glimpse into the mind of a narcissist.

Jay-Z shared his excitement for New York’s legalization of cannabis for recreational adult-use and said it will lead to social equity and social justice.

UPTOWN HONORS HOLLYWOOD: Music Edition celebrates Kathryn Bostic, Kris Bowers, Morgan Rhodes, and Questlove. Watch the virtual awards ceremony.

This year's UPTOWN HONORS HOLLYWOOD will celebrate Questlove, Kris Bowers, Kathryn Bostic, and Morgan Rhodes.

UPTOWN Magazine announces a trailblazing lineup for LEXUS UPTOWN HONORS HOLLYWOOD: Music Edition.

Hennessy will be accepting applications for its $1 million acceleration fund to champion the next generation of Black entrepreneurs.

Get to know Chef Jernard Wells, the featured chef for From BeBop 2 Hip Hop, The Historic Hampton House Museum & Cultural Center’s inaugural concert.

UPTOWN HONORS HOLLYWOOD: Music Edition partner ReserveBar is offering a special discount on its “Spirited Change” brands ahead of the Black excellence event.

Michelle Obama spoke with Tamron Hall about exposing young people to new worlds and foods, her Netflix series Waffles + Mochi, and “Pass the Love” initiative.

The Historic Hampton House Museum & Cultural Center is recreating its glory days with “From BeBop 2 Hip Hop,” its inaugural concert series featuring Eric Benét.

Deon Cole has partnered with Cottonelle and BLKHLTH to encourage Black people to get screened for colorectal cancer and to increase awareness for the disease.

The third episode of Soul of a Nation will focus on the Black Church, faith, and forgiveness, as well as feature an interview with Nick Cannon.

The Caress and IFundWomen of Color Virtual Summit, which takes place March 18, is open to Black women and women of color small business owners.

KiKi Layne credits a Tarot reading with giving her the encouragement to audition for If Beale Street Could Talk, in which she starred alongside Regina King.

Nikki Giovanni, Aunjanue Ellis, Elaine Welteroth, Bevy Smith, Harriette Cole, Dr. Shola Mos-Shogbamimu, Adeline, and Dionne Farris will participate in WOW.

The Dove and Grounded Plants collaboration pauses the chaos of life and offers a self-care ritual that promotes calm, soothing, or indulgence.

Golden Globe winner Andra Day was awarded the On Her Shoulders Preservation Award during the Black Women Film Network summit.

It should come as no surprise that Black Twitter was glued to their TVs and keyboards while Harry and Meghan Markle’s interview with Oprah aired.

Christina Wilds is the author of Dear Little Black Girl and creator of Tristyn’s Book Club, a resource for children’s book that gained the attention of Beyoncé.

The nostalgia for Sister Souljah’s The Coldest Winter Ever isn’t enough to carry readers through Life After Death, the novel that continues Winter Santiaga’s tale.

Since The Source Awards is expected to make its comeback in 2022, let’s reminisce over the memorable performances, beefs, and disses that made Hip-Hop history.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell stressed the importance of representation behind the camera, as well as in front of the lens.

The new BET web series The Breakdown explores the lesser-known aspects of Black History and culture and presents it from an African viewpoint.

Vanessa Bell Calloway recently revealed the strategy she employed when auditioning for Coming to America, and why she believes she didn’t land the lead.

Choreographer and creative director Laurieann Gibson says her “boomkack” catchphrase is a mantra she’s used throughout her career.

Black Renaissance is a celebration and amplification of Black culture by showcasing its creators, writers, artists, and storytellers.

Hennessy X.O will celebrate the Lunar New Year and usher in the Year of the Ox with the virtual event X.O OX Experience.

Judas and the Black Messiah: Inspired Album features revolutionary songs like H.E.R.’s “Fight For You” and Nipsey Hussle and Jay-Z’s “What It Feels Like.”

Benny Boom, Hype Williams, and Director X transformed what was considered a music video into something totally innovative and cinematic.

A new History Channel documentary explores the heroism and contributions to American History of the Tuskegee Airmen, the nation’s first Black military pilots.

The Super Bowl Gospel Celebration brought Gospel music legends, the faithful, and football together.

INTERSECT BY LEXUS-NYC's dine-away program brings The Grey's Southern cuisine into your home for a safe luxury experience.

The Hennessy X.O 49 Commemorative Cocktail Set is a celebration of Kamala Harris as the first Black VP of the U.S.

In Just As I Am, Cicely Tyson reflects on her career and how her perseverance was buttressed by her faith in God.

The Peace of Mind with Taraji co-host also explains how she gets through a breakup and its aftermath.

YouTube Originals film Black Renaissance, featuring Barack and Michelle Obama, will premiere in February.

There were many similarities between Anthony Mackie and Chadwick Boseman, who were colleagues and friends off the set.

There are 132 participants from North America, South America, and Africa in the 2021 #YouTubeBlackVoices Creator Class.

Barbie celebrates Maya Angelou and I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings with the latest Barbie Inspiring Women doll.

Janelle Monáe says she worried she might be too blunt and angry to write a song for Abrams's All In documentary.

Make the first Verzuz battle of 2021 even more special with the Cîroc 235 Splash, Ashanti's signature cocktail.

Watch celebrity stylist Law Roach roast 2020 and toast 2021 with a signature Grey Goose cocktail.

Steve Harvey interviewed the co-founders of the first Black-owned anime studio, twin brothers Arthell and Darnell Isom.

Bacardí's Tiki Rumba sets and Volley's ready-made tequila and seltzer cocktails will definitely start the virtual party.

Keke Palmer says she wasn't necessarily surprised by the reactions to her kissing a white man on Twitter.

Amber Riley doesn't need the body-positive community to tell her what to do because she loves herself regardless.

A Brooklyn hairstylist finds herself in the wrong place at the right time in the kickoff to this action-packed series.