Dule Hill explores the vibrant arts scene across America in PBS's "The Express Way" documentary series, discovering the transformative power of art and the universal human spirit that drives individuals to effect change.
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's five-day residency at Chicago's Auditorium Theatre featured several world premieres and new productions, including Solo, Solo, and Century, which explored the boundaries of form and movement and celebrated life and the spirit of resilience through the art of dance.
UrbanMD TV, hosted by Dr. April L. Spencer and Dr. Lauren Powell, is the only national news show focused on Black and multicultural health issues, featuring segments such as "My Heart Attack Testimony" and "From Imprisonment To Empowerment" and a live chat on "Impact Of Sex On The Heart".
Percival Everett's reimagining of Mark Twain's classic "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" as a reimagining of Jim's agency, intelligence, and compassion, redefining American literature and challenging literary norms.
Alex Garland's dystopian thriller "Civil War" explores the ethical quandaries of journalism in a fractured America, urging viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about the state of our society and the dangers of unchecked power.
The "Love Lost: A Journey of Resilience" Exhibit, curated by Elle Davis, brings to light the poignant narratives of young black widows who have navigated the turbulent waters of widowhood through a compelling mixed-media exhibit.
Cinema/Chicago is celebrating its 60th anniversary with a year-long series of events and programs including the 19th CineYouth Film Festival, Summer Screenings Program, Retrospectives, and the 60th Anniversary Gala, all leading up to the 60th Chicago International Film Festival in October.
The Multicultural Media & Correspondents Association (MMCA) hosted its exclusive 2024 Sheroes in Media Awards reception, honoring Katina Arnold, Alicia Bell, Janet Dewart Bell, Yvette Cabrera, Nicole Dungca, Katherine Reynolds Lewis, Tracie Powell, and Emily Wilkins, Lifetime Achievement Award to Margery Kraus, and Luminary Award to Janet Yang.
Nia Thompson, a 12-year-old black girl, is making history on Broadway as Young Nala in The Lion King, inspiring audiences with her remarkable journey and dedication to her craft.
Dule Hill explores the vibrant arts scene across America in PBS's "The Express Way" documentary series, discovering the transformative power of art and the universal human spirit that drives individuals to effect change.
