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The sad story of Truman Capote's ouster as storyteller and entertainer to the wives of Manhattan's most powerful men continues to make waves today. Much ink has been spilled over Capote, in the 80s considered the greatest living American author, who was banned from the magic circle of dinners at La …
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Oh I hear you sister, you are S-T-R-E-S-S-E-D. So for a minute I'd like you to imagine setting sail on a journey that's not just about exploring new destinations but about a radical act of sweet self-care amidst the camaraderie of like-minded women. That dream, is a reality on this Women's Wellness …
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As Groundhog Day approaches, we're reminded of the whimsical tradition where a furry little critter predicts the arrival of spring. Ahhhh, so cute, but also utterly unnecessary this year. Do we really need a groundhog to tell us what's already evident outside our windows? Spring is here, bypassing …
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I’m sharing this article with a mix of fear and fury. Fear, because my livelihood in the media industry hinges on the very entities I find myself increasingly at odds with. Fury, because the disregard for fair compensation in the creator economy is not just a personal grievance; it's a matter of …
Continue Reading about Samples Don’t Pay the Bills: A Quest for Fair Compensation
CBC stalwart Amanda Parris travelled and listened to collect intel on the ways Blackness has changed as a lived concept. Larry Wilmore, Bolu Babalola, Gina Yashere, and Mwazulu Diyabanza join Parris in provocative discussions of topics including reparations for slavery, the crisis in Black maternal …
