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14 Must-See Attractions at the Smithsonian

The Smithsonian Institution offers over 21 museums, many located in the nation's capital, and most are free. Collections include the National Museum of African American History and Culture, National Postal Museum, and Anacostia Community Museum. The National Museum of African Art features exhibits exploring art through diverse lenses, while the National Air and Space Museum celebrates human flight achievements and stories of pioneering Black aviators. The National Portrait Gallery holds over 26,000 portraits including presidents and civil rights icons. Visitors can explore contemporary art at the Hirshhorn Museum, entertainment history at the American History Museum, and natural wonders at the Natural History Museum featuring the Hope Diamond.

Drake Ice Sculpture Vandalized: Politics, Art, or Vandalism?

Drake's ice sculpture in Toronto becomes a canvas for political expression (or vandalism) as 'F--k Ice' is spray-painted onto it. The incident sparks debate about art, politics, and public spaces.

Solange Commands Another Magazine Cover

Visionary Solange graces AnOther Magazine Issue 50, captured by Gabriel Moses. Her ethereal aura blends art, activism, and avant-garde fashion, amplifying her evolution as musician, perfumer, and architect of Black excellence.

Jon Batiste Shines on Sotheby’s November 2025 Captured by Tyrell Hampton

Jon Batiste, the multi-talented musician and visionary artist, is captured in a striking series of portraits by photographer Tyrell Hampton for Sotheby's. This special collaboration highlights the intersection of contemporary music, fashion, and art.

FKA twigs on Rolling Stone UK November 2025 Slays with Iconic Visionary Style

FKA twigs graces the latest cover of Rolling Stone UK, offering an intimate look into her creative process and personal journey. The visionary artist discusses her upcoming music, performance art, and the evolution of her unique sound and style here.

Land Day SHINES on Harper’s Bazaar Serbia, October

Land Day’s new Harper’s Bazaar Serbia cover is a stunning celebration of diversity, artistry, and progress in global fashion.

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Southern rap pioneer 8Ball, one half of the legendary 90s and 2000s duo 8Ball & MJG, has shown off his incredible 200-pound weight loss transformation after six years of dedication to getting healthy, revealing a completely new person.

End Your Dallas Cowboys Lovefest Today

I told y'all that the Dallas Cowboys were problematic before the season even started. But apparently, some of y'all needed more evidence before breaking up with this franchise. Well, the 2026 season has arrived, and now I have receipts. The Cowboys are 2–4 after losing to Green Bay, and the defense looks like straight cheeks. At this point, rooting for Dallas is less a football decision and more like choosing a toxic relationship.

Howard University Homecoming 2026: Fashion Highlights

Howard University's 2026 Homecoming proved that when the Bison come home, Washington, D.C., becomes the center of Black culture, fashion and celebration. Held October 11-18 under the theme "Wildest Dreams," this year's festivities brought students, alumni and visitors together for a week rooted in legacy, school pride and unforgettable experiences.

Cardi B Performs “I Like It” at NPR Tiny Desk

Leave it to Cardi B to bring a little heat to the NPR Tiny Desk because she set the mic on fire with her stripped-down set. The rapper banged out 8 of her hottest hits in under 20 minutes, and she looked like she was having a blast the whole time. Cardi performed smash hits like Up and Bodak Yellow before closing out the stellar set with her chart-topper I Like It.