As communities across the country celebrate Women’s History Month, a new generation of young women is stepping into leadership roles in media, business and public life. Among them is Amaryah Jones, a teen radio host, author and youth advocate who is building a growing platform centered on inspiration and storytelling. Jones is the host of
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By David Miller Sometimes people just don’t get it. Whether it’s because their brain can’t process change, emotions get triggered, or some people are simply stubborn and resistant to it. But one thing is clear: the E. Pat Larkins Center is valuable to the citizens of this city, especially residents in Northwest Pompano Beach. That’s
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By Attiyya Atkins Once a cultural pillar for Black and Caribbean audiences, the global superstar’s alignment with Trump-era politics is now dividing the community that helped build her. For more than a decade, Nicki Minaj has been one of the most powerful figures in music and culture. The Trinidad-born rapper has sold more than 100
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A cultural time capsule where music history, influence, and identity collide. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame isn’t just a museum – it’s the official archive of music’s most influential voices. Since opening in 1995, it has honored artists across rock, hip-hop, R&B, and soul while shaping one of the industry’s most debated milestones:
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At the intimate Outcalt Theatre, inside Cleveland Play House, Primary Trust proves why it earned the 2024 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Written by playwright Eboni Booth, the play is deceptively simple. A man loses his job. He finds a new one. He makes a friend. But beneath that quiet arc is something deeper: the rebuilding
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