Tag: fall

Black London Street Style: Fall Fashion

Where better to find top-tier street style inspiration than in one of the world's gloomiest yet most stylish cities? Black Brits in London rock fits that prove elevated style belongs in every season, and we dug deep to find the best of the best. Here is the flyest street style from across the Atlantic.

Fall Activities in NYC: 15 Free Things to Do

Having fun in New York City shouldn't require spending half your paycheck, especially when there are plenty of ways to enjoy the fall season without breaking the bank. From Black-owned bookstores and live jazz in Harlem to neighborhood festivals and community events, some of the city's best experiences don't come with a hefty price tag.

Fall Trader Joe’s Foods You Need to Try

We know there are endless reasons Black women love Trader Joe's. It's a haven for affordable, healthy options, and great finds, plus some of the friendliest staff around. The Root has assembled favorite items to get from Trader Joe's this fall including pumpkin bread mix, seasonal cheeses, gingerbread oat creamer, and autumnal harvest pasta sauce.

Leon Thomas on RNB Radar: Fall Nights Playlist

Fall is when R&B does its best work. The nights get longer, cuffing season starts, and the records slow down to match. These are 18 artists making that kind of music right now, from Leon Thomas, GIVĒON and Khamari to newer names like Luna Elle, Zhana and Ray Lozano, with Tweet back in the mix too. Playlist curated by RNB Tomi.

Fall Superfoods Black Americans Should Try

The marketing hype around superfoods can make healthy eating seem complicated, but the term generally refers to nutrient-dense foods that can boost immunity and help lower the risk of certain diseases, inflammation, cholesterol and cancer. You don't need expensive powders or exotic berries. Just add these accessible fall superfoods to your grocery list, whether to help fend off a cold or support your long-term health, without skimping on flavor.

Fall R&B Playlist: 295 Songs for Sweater Weather

Fall officially started tonight at 8:05pm, and we've been building for it. 295 songs. 21 hours and 23 minutes of R&B that feels like this exact time of year, the sweater weather records, the ones that sound better with the windows cracked and the sun going down at 7. Mariah, Whitney, Faith, Total, Alicia. Solange and Frank for the drive home.

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