Archive for May 2026
Asase Yaa Launches 25th Anniversary Tour With ‘The Revival: Djembe in the New Millennium’
The award-winning Asase Yaa African American Dance Theater is marking a major milestone with the launch of its first national tour in nearly a decade. Celebrating its 25th anniversary season (2026–27), the Brooklyn-based company is hitting the road with The Revival: Djembe in the New Millennium, a reimagined production that blends music, dance, and storytelling…
Read MoreHuda Beauty’s ‘Strawberry Latte’ Collection Serves Y2K Glow With a Modern Blush Filter Twist
Huda Beauty is leaning all the way into nostalgia with the launch of its Strawberry Latte Collection — a warm, berry-toned lineup designed to recreate the kind of soft-focus, “blush filter” glow that defined early 2000s beauty, now updated for a more polished, skin-first finish. At the center of the drop is the new Blush…
Read MoreRAD Roller’s Recovery Tools Make Smart Gifts
If you’re building out gift guides for grads, parents, or anyone juggling a packed schedule, recovery and wellness are no longer niche ideas — they’re essentials. That’s where RAD Roller comes in, offering compact, high-performance tools designed to relieve tension, improve mobility, and support everyday recovery. The timing makes sense. Younger generations are reporting higher…
Read MoreMythologie: Blending Ritual, Science, and a Touch of Magic in Haircare
A new player is entering the beauty space with a point of view that goes beyond surface-level results. Mythologie, founded by veteran stylist Gina DiBitetto, debuted its first collection on May 1, introducing a “roots-first” philosophy that merges modern science with ritual-driven self-care. Built on more than 30 years of hands-on experience, DiBitetto’s approach reframes…
Read MoreBravo’s Shae Primus Is Changing the Dating Conversation With Real Talk on Love, Boundaries, and Situationships
In a dating culture increasingly defined by blurred lines and emotional burnout, Shae Primus is stepping in with a message that cuts through the noise: clarity, accountability, and self-worth come first. Known to many as a standout on Love Match Atlanta, Primus has built her reputation as a celebrity matchmaker unafraid to tell clients the…
Read MoreJackie Kashian Drops ‘Alter-Kashian,’ A Sharp, Unfiltered Stand-Up Hour Fueled by Fury and Wit
Veteran stand-up Jackie Kashian is back with a new hour that proves she hasn’t lost a step — if anything, she’s sharper, funnier, and more fearless than ever. Alter-Kashian officially lands today as an audio release via Blonde Medicine, following its late February debut on YouTube, and it’s already earning critical praise. In a nod…
Read MoreBack From the Brink: ‘AfroPoP’ Season 18 Returns After Funding Crisis, Nears 100-Film Milestone
After facing an uncertain future, AfroPoP: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange is making a powerful return. The Peabody Award-winning series will premiere its 18th season on June 15, 2026, thanks to a determined effort by Black Public Media to keep the long-running program alive following devastating federal funding cuts. The series was put at risk after…
Read MoreAer Lingus Debuts Controversial Starlink, Bringing Fastest In-Flight Wi-Fi to the Skies
Passengers on Aer Lingus are entering a new era of connectivity. The airline has officially launched ultra-fast, free in-flight Wi-Fi powered by Starlink, marking a major upgrade to the onboard experience for travelers across all cabins. The milestone moment took place on March 29, 2026, when passengers aboard flight EI105 from Dublin to New York…
Read MoreJamaica Levels Up: New Cultural Hotspots, Major Events, and Expanded Global Airlift Signal a Tourism Surge
Jamaica is entering a new chapter in its tourism evolution, with refreshed cultural landmarks, upgraded event infrastructure, and a notable boost in international connectivity positioning the island as one of the Caribbean’s most dynamic destinations. At the heart of the update is a renewed focus on heritage and experience. Tuff Gong International Studios officially reopened…
Read MoreGuggenheim Names Patrick Rosal 2026 Poet-in-Residence, Expanding Its Vision of Art and Language
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum has announced Patrick Rosal as its 2026 Poet-in-Residence, continuing a program that bridges the worlds of contemporary art and poetry while amplifying diverse creative voices. Now in its fifth year, the residency reflects the Guggenheim’s broader commitment to exploring abstraction beyond visual art, extending into language, sound, and lived experience.…
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