It was a 15-minute walk Amour Carthy would look forward to every week. In 1993, she was a student at Spelman College who would walk from campus down to Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard with one thing ...

I’ve never seen or heard an entertainer in my life more than Michael Jackson. Growing up in Spartanburg, South Carolina, in the late 1980s and ’90s, my family and I sat in front of the television to ...

Growing up as kids, or navigating this mad dance of electrons we call life as adults, most of us have a divorce story. That’s certainly true for Kandi Burruss. Last year, the Atlanta singer, producer ...

Ethiopia Habtemariam has spent much of her career betting on Atlanta, even when others in the music industry struggled to see its value. As a freshman at Benjamin E. Mays High School, she shadowed an ...

Clark Atlanta University’s homecoming brings a week of concerts, reunions, step shows, parties and Panther pride to the Atlanta University Center, drawing students, alumni and friends back to campus.

As Gloria “GloRilla” Woods became more popular in hip-hop over the last four years, she wanted her success to bring communities together. The Memphis-born rapper known for her raw delivery and heavy ...

About 100 protesters gathered near Centennial Olympic Park Tuesday night, chanting the name of Nolan Wells, a Black teenager whose death during a Fourth of July weekend trip with friends in ...

For decades, Black entertainment attorneys in Atlanta have worked to serve and protect high-profile musicians, athletes and creative communities. Not only do they draft and review contracts. They ...

Dick Gregory knew confronting health and wellness in the Black community 50 years ago meant hitting the road. Starting in April 1976, the comedian ran solo from Los Angeles to New York to raise money ...

Dawnovise Fowler and her husband Aundre Hayes met at the Atlanta University Center — but not as students. Though both grew up in Illinois, Fowler attended Spelman College and Hayes attended Morehouse ...

For former Haitian Olympian Naomy Grand’Pierre, her country’s return to soccer’s biggest stage is about much more than goals and standings. It is a chance for Haiti to tell a different story.

A nearly $147 million student housing development serving Morehouse and Spelman colleges was set for groundbreaking Thursday, ...