CULTURE
CULTURE
Whoopi Goldberg to Receive Frederick Douglass Medallion at 60th NYUL Gala
Acclaimed actress Whoopi Goldberg to receive the prestigious Frederick Douglass Medallion at the 60th annual New York Urban League gala, celebrating Black excellence and civil rights.
BOOKS
VIBE Magazine Returns: A Look at Black Culture’s New Print Era
After years of anticipation, VIBE is finally back in print. We dive into why this return means more than just a magazine—it's a cultural reset button for Black Cosmopolitans.
CULTURE
Raven-Symoné’s Old Oprah Interview Sparks Debate Over Race and Labels
More than a decade after it aired, Raven-Symoné's 2014 Oprah interview is going viral again, sparking a fiery debate on race, identity, and American labels.
CULTURE
Taraji P. Henson Calls Out Met Gala Attendees Over Amazon Backing
Taraji P. Henson questions the ethics of Hollywood elite attending fashion's biggest night while backed by Amazon's Jeff Bezos.
CULTURE
Meghan Markle Astrology Post: Ending a Seven-Year Cycle
Meghan Markle's astrological awakening! Is the Duchess signaling a fresh start after a difficult period? Find out about her seven-year cycle shift now.
CULTURE
Cardi B’s “Am I The Drama” Album: NYC Subway Takeover
Cardi B is proving once again that she knows how to move the culture — and the streets of New York City felt it firsthand. The Bronx superstar hit the NYC MTA subway to promote and sell copies of her highly anticipated new album, Am I The Drama.
CULTURE
School Bans Styled Edges
St. Andrew High School for Girls banned "edges" and hair dye, sparking debate on cultural expression & Black hair. Critics see it as policing natural hair, supporters as promoting neatness. This adds to ongoing discussions about school grooming policies and cultural identity.
CULTURE
Black Cosmopolitan TIFF coverage
Black Cosmopolitan covers TIFF star unveiling and red-carpet buzz at the 50th Toronto International Film Festival. Watch now for the full scoop.
CULTURE
NYer Cover Sparks Culture Debate
Kikuo Johnson's New Yorker cover sparks debate on family, tech, and modern connection. The park scene, featuring a mother on a video call, prompts reflection on digital integration in daily life, parenting, and universal connection.
CULTURE
Arkansas School Fire 1959: Remembering the Forgotten Tragedy of 21 Black Boys
The Arkansas School Fire of 1959, which claimed the lives of 21 Black boys at the Negro Boys Industrial School near Wrightsville, Arkansas, stands as an indelible chapter in the story of racial injustice in America.
CULTURE
Ruby Bridges: History Maker
Ruby Bridges faced intense racism integrating a school in 1960. Her bravery remains an iconic moment. This image captures a poignant era.
