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The Oscar winning actors star in Prime Video’s new David vs. Goliath tale. Texas natives Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones will channel their...
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New Compton Art Exhibition Explores What It Means to Call a Place “Home”
Free Museums in Los Angeles: Where to Go in October 2026
LA Wants Residents to Help Identify and Preserve Black Historic Places
Jazz at Drew Returns to South LA October 10 With Lakeside, AverySunshine & More
Join BlackNLA at the Five-Star Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City Accra – BlackoutxAfrica!
Los Angeles Nonprofit Plans New Campus to Expand Support for Homeless Youth
LAUSD Moves Forward With Nearly 600 Affordable Housing Units for School Employees
LA Launches “Vacant to Vibrant” Program to Help Small Businesses Open in Downtown
LA Wants Residents to Help Identify and Preserve Black Historic Places
LA County Village Fund Grants Open for Black-Led Organizations and Businesses
The Oscar winning actors star in Prime Video’s new David vs. Goliath tale. Texas natives Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones will channel their...
Immerse yourself in the Hollywood views while you enjoy a specially designed Paint class to help you unwind and relax. Weekly event starting at...
Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey’s Fawn Weaver Guest Edits the Spring Issue, Celebrating Diversity in Tennessee Whiskey and Paying Tribute to the Three Biggest Producers...
Words Are Dope by Flypoet An “Evening With” Experience featuring Spoken Word, Music and Art. April 7th @ 7:00 pm – Second Home Hollywood 1370...
By Shirley Hawkins Two moms who grew up in South Los Angeles have joined forces to start Urban Comfort Foods LLC, a catering company...
The California African American Museum will be featuring the contributions of the legendary Buffalo Soldiers in an installation entitled “For Race and Country–Buffalo Soldiers...
By Shirley Hawkins Baldwin Hills in Los Angeles will soon celebrate a new movie studio. The Chicago-based 4S Bay Partners LLC (4S Bay)...
Hosted by media maven Coline Witt, ‘Eating While Broke’ podcast is a new interview series centered around self-made celebrities, influencers, disruptors and entrepreneurs eating...
A lot of us college girls look to “the greats” on social media for tips, lifestyle advice, and fashion or beauty inspiration. That’s why today...
The Speakeasy-Style Dispensary Aims to Curate an Experience Around the Product and Community-Based Needs of Women of Color Cannabis brand and retail concept Josephine &...
Los Angeles entrepreneurs looking for a brick-and-mortar location may have a new opportunity in Downtown LA. Mayor Karen Bass has launched Vacant to Vibrant...
Organizations, service providers and small businesses working to strengthen Black communities across Los Angeles County have an opportunity to apply for funding through the...
Live music. Spoken word. Storytellers. Beautiful, thought provoking Black dolls. Saturday, December 14 · 3 – 6pm William Grant Still Arts Center | 2520...
Los Angeles is preparing for a week celebrating Black innovation, entrepreneurship, technology, and creativity as Black LA Tech Week 2026 returns with networking events,...
Two Black women. Two eras. More than 150 years apart. And some of the same battles over race, gender and power. Tony Award-nominated playwright...
Ronald K. Brown / EVIDENCE Brings African American Dance, Rhythm and Storytelling to The Wallis October 8–10, 2026 | Beverly Hills Acclaimed choreographer Ronald...
Before Santa Monica became internationally known for its beach, pier and tourism, a Black community was building a life near the California coast. That...
One of South Los Angeles’ signature music and community celebrations is back. Jazz at Drew returns Saturday, October 10, bringing a full day of...
Taste of Soul Returns to Crenshaw With Lucky Daye, Midnight Star, Switch & More One of Los Angeles’ biggest celebrations of Black culture is...
