The rise of ethnic rhinoplasty among Black women reflects more accessibility and growing social acceptance toward artificial aesthetic enhancement. But how does it impact our notions of beauty, identity, and ancestry?
R&R Skincare Founder, Valerie Obaze, shares why ancestral ingredients like shea and baobab still hold the key to healthy, melanin-rich skin.
From sayings passed down by grandparents to quiet practices we still follow without thinking twice, superstitions have long been woven into the fabric of Black life.
In a move bridging West Africa and Hollywood, Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors have been named Guinean citizens and cultural ambassadors.
Kelis is the living and breathing definition of “black don’t crack!” Here’s proof. On Dec. 28, the 46-year-old singer showed exactly why her “Milkshake” continues to bring “all the boys to the yard” after she posted a sizzling beachside photo carousel. Wearing a multicolored bikini layered with delicate chains, including a striking body chain, the […]
Everyone has seen the classic horror film where the token Black person—specifically the Black guy—dies first. But Black characters aren’t always the victims in horror flicks, sometimes they are the villain or monster—usually in blaxploitation horror or urbanized horror films where the monster is getting revenge on those who wronged him or her. Here we compiled […]
Cuisines have no borders. For instance, many dishes and ingredients found in Portugal today are a direct link to how South American and African cultures and traditions influence and shape the world.
Imagine hating Black folks in the Blackest place on earth.
The Fenty Empire is officially going to place some roots in the motherland.
"Afrochellans" from all over the world are currently living it up in Accra, Ghana.
The rapper and entrepreneur resorted to a disappointing and harmful way of framing in a recent interview with VLADTV.