An unshakable belief in yourself can take you through doors your talents alone can’t, and understanding this is a huge part of consciously manifesting your dreams.
MiAsia Symone, a 27-year-old sports and entertainment reporter, knows the truth of this statement all too well. While pursuing a degree in journalism at Georgia State University, Symone was also interning at Atlanta’s Streetz 94.5 radio station, reporting for several websites and running her own blog. And years later when another major opportunity presented itself, Symone refused to shy away. In fact, in an atmosphere that would intimidate even the most accomplished stars, she walked out with the ultimate prize.
Among thousands of attendees at Diddy’s REVOLT Summit in Atlanta, the valiant young reporter recalls making a bold impression.
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The “I Do” Redo
Three practical ways to salvage the BIG DAY.
THE FUTURE IS NOW
Innovative black tech companies are vying to claim space in the music industry.
The Marrying Kind
There are enough stressors in planning your big day without a global pandemic literally bringing the world to a standstill. For many brides, that is exactly what has happened, though. Here are real-life tales of wedding planning, adjustments and top tips in the age of coronavirus.
Make a Fashion Statement
A designer to the “queens,” this do-good brand blends heritage and high fashion.
MALE MAN TWIST OF FATE
This celebrity stylist and creative director infuses culture and creativity into his looks.
The New Normal
With festivals projected to be dead until fall 2021, concerts indefinitely postponed, movie theaters shuttered and big-budget films seeing straight-to-digital releases, COVID-19 has completely upended the entertainment industry. Artists and companies are scrambling to find innovative ways to reach their fans as we all adjust to the new normal.
LEVEL UP
After years in Hollywood, Regina Hall is poised for another breakout year, both on-screen and behind the camera. Still as down to earth and relatable as ever, Hall dishes on what’s really up with diversity in Hollywood, why it’s important to learn to let go and what excites her these days.
Keeping Up To Date
Getting to know someone over dinner and drinks is on pause now. But here’s how you can still pursue love in the time of pandemic.
CLICK CLICK
Up close and personal with NYC wedding photographer Amy Anaiz
BOSSES PIVOT
How two black-owned businesses prepared themselves to push through the pandemic.
