Evan Majors

During the "Beyoncé Bowl," it became unmistakable that Beyoncé was not just reclaiming what is rightfully ours—Black culture and artistry—but she was also breathing new life into it.

Atlanta, GA, a city of contrasts, has shaped Dre Jones into its prodigal son, now known to the world as DreTL.

In today's self-centered social media landscape, the idea of self-love feels radical.

On a scorching summer day in New York City, the sight of children frolicking in the spray of a city fire hydrant brings back a flood of memories as a Queens, NY-born kid.

Exploring the complexities of masculinity in hip-hop, "No Homo: Redefining Masculinity in Hip-Hop" delves into how the genre shapes and challenges traditional notions of manhood.

In 1994, hip-hop was stuck between the "keeping it real" ethos and entering a shiny suit era birthed on the East Coast, But along came Artis Leon Ivey, Jr. from Compton, CA, who would soon be known to the world as Coolio.

A Deep Dive into Social Discontent and Cultural Shifts

TJ Atoms is on the rise as Ason Unique in his portrayal of the late rapper, Ol' Dirty Bastard, in the Hulu series, Wu-Tang: An American Saga.

Steelo is co-host, and now executive producer, of the juggernaut MTV show Ridiculousness, which just celebrated its 10-year anniversary.

Within two weeks of arriving in Hollywood from New York City in 2017, Da’Vinchi booked his first L.A. acting job on Grown-ish.