A Powerhouse Collision: Taraji P. Henson and Debbie Allen Join Forces for Broadway Milestone Entertainment Desk - The bright lights of Broadway are preparing for a seismic shift in the spring of 2026. In a landmark announcement, Oscar nominee and Golden Globe winner Taraji P. Henson  is set to make her long-awaited Broadway acting debut in a revival of August Wilson’s masterpiece, Joe Turner’s Come and Gone . Adding to the production's prestige is the visionary at the helm:

From Destiny's Child To Fulfilling A New Destiny On Broadway Entertainment Desk - Grammy Award-winning artist Michelle Williams , widely celebrated for her legacy with Destiny’s Child , has made a striking return to the New York stage. In the Broadway musical adaptation of the 1992 cult classic Death Becomes Her , Williams originates the role of Viola Van Horn , the mysterious and glamorous purveyor of a literal "to die for" potion. The production, which opened at the Lunt-F

Unveiling the Mysteries: A Deep Dive into the New Orleans Voodoo Tarot Deck The world of tarot is vast and diverse, with decks drawing inspiration from countless cultures, mythologies, and spiritual traditions. Among the most intriguing and visually striking is the New Orleans Voodoo Tarot Deck . Far more than just a set of divinatory cards, this deck is a vibrant homage to the rich and often misunderstood spiritual heritage of New Orleans Voodoo. ____________________________

Remembering Eric Jerome Dickey: The Architect of Black Urban Romance Eric Jerome Dickey didn't just write books; he crafted cultural touchstones. 1  When he passed away in January 2021 at the age of 59, he left behind a legacy that transformed the landscape of contemporary Black literature. By blending "street-smart" realism with high-stakes romance and suspense, Dickey became a permanent fixture on the New York Times  bestseller list and a cherished voice in households acros

Kandi Burruss Steps into the Spotlight in Broadway’s " & Juliet " ​Entertainment Desk- The "Real Housewives of Atlanta" icon and Grammy-winning songwriter Kandi Burruss  has officially returned to the Broadway stage. On December 11, 2025, Burruss made her debut in the hit musical & Juliet  at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre, taking over the role of Angélique  (Juliet’s Nurse). ​While she is often celebrated for her business savvy and reality TV longevity, this role marks a sign

Soulful Spaces: Afrocentric Decor Pieces to Transform Your Home As homeowners and renters increasingly seek to infuse their living spaces with personality, culture, and a sense of belonging, Afrocentric decor is emerging as a powerful and beautiful trend. Far more than just a fleeting fad, this design movement celebrates the rich tapestry of African art, history, and tradition, offering a vibrant and meaningful way to transform any home. ​Afrocentric decor is characterized by

Langston Hughes: Poet Laureate of the Harlem Renaissance ​ Langston Hughes (1902–1967) was one of the most pivotal and prolific figures in 20th-century American literature and a central voice of the Harlem Renaissance . Often nicknamed the "Poet Laureate of Harlem," his work profoundly shaped African American literature and culture.   Life and Vision ​Born James Mercer Langston Hughes in Joplin, Missouri, his nomadic childhood, spent largely with his grandmother, instilled