The American Federation of Arts (AFA) is bringing Willie Birch’s first-ever career retrospective to museums across the country. Titled Willie Birch: Stories to Tell, the exhibition spans six decades of work, from the late 1960s to today, showcasing the New Orleans–based artist’s vivid portrayals of Black life, culture, and history. The national tour launches May…
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Celebrating Champions of Culture is now streaming and HBCU fans are ready
Something extraordinary is now available in living rooms across the country, and it has been a decade in the making. Celebrating Champions of Culture, the official film of the Pepsi National Battle of the Bands, is now streaming on both Tubi and Amazon Prime Video, marking the first time a National Battle of the Bands…
Black History Month 2026 secrets and celebrations to explore
Black History Month is a dedicated time to honor African Americans who have made meaningful contributions to the United States and the world. What began as an effort to educate students about overlooked figures has grown into a month-long celebration that highlights activism, achievements, and cultural influence. In 2026, the commemoration reaches a major milestone,…
Ruth E. Carter makes history with fifth Oscar nomination
Courtesy: greekinformed Hollywood costume designer and Sorority Inc. sister Ruth E. Carter has once again etched her name into cinematic history. In 2026, Carter received an Academy Award nomination for costume design for the film Sinners, marking her fifth career Oscar nomination and establishing her as the most nominated Black woman in Academy Awards history….