Christina H. Wilson’s memoir Believe: A Memoir in Stories continues to resonate with readers and critics alike, earning the 2026 IndieReader Discovery Award in the Nonfiction Inspirational category. The latest recognition adds to a growing list of accolades for the deeply personal book, which chronicles Wilson’s journey through profound loss, resilience and self-discovery. Originally written…
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As companies across the globe grapple with labor shortages, talent gaps and economic uncertainty, a new book argues that one of the world’s most overlooked resources may be people who have been forced to rebuild their lives from scratch. In The Refugee Advantage, author and impact investor Dalton T. Sirmans challenges conventional thinking about refugees,…
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Media Art Xploration (MAX), the New York-based nonprofit dedicated to fostering collaboration between artists, scientists and technologists, has announced the recipients of its 2026 MAXmachina Laboratory, an interdisciplinary development program that supports innovative projects at the intersection of art, science and emerging technology. This year’s cohort includes acclaimed choreographer Peter Chu; multimedia artists Hongxi Li…
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As families squeeze in the last camping trips, beach outings and park days before the school year begins, having the right supplies on hand can make unexpected messes and minor mishaps easier to manage. From scraped knees on the playground to post-hike cleanups, The Pharma-C Company is highlighting a lineup of travel-friendly hygiene and first-aid…
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The Black Owned Media Equity and Sustainability Institute (BOMESI) concluded its fifth annual summit in Detroit, bringing together media executives, entrepreneurs and industry leaders to explore strategies for strengthening diverse-owned media through ownership, innovation and economic opportunity. Held over four days, the 2026 BOMESI Summit attracted representatives from 125 organizations and featured more than 53…
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Summer adventures call for gear and snacks that can keep up, whether you’re road-tripping, hiking, heading to the beach, or catching a flight. From functional beverages to bug protection and sunscreen, several new products are designed to make warm-weather outings easier, healthier, and more enjoyable. For travelers looking to simplify their morning routine, Polar Joe…
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Every successful person has a story the world never sees. In her new memoir, If I Could Only Tell!, author KimiRhochelle pulls back the curtain on the hidden realities behind a career in entertainment and public relations, offering readers an intimate look at the personal struggles that often exist beneath polished public images. Known for…
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Antigua and Barbuda took center stage during the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s (CTO) Caribbean Week in New York, using the region’s premier tourism gathering to spotlight the destination’s vibrant culture, world-famous Carnival, culinary experiences, and year-round appeal to North American travelers. Held June 1-5 at the InterContinental New York Times Square, the annual event brought together…
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A groundbreaking independent film is bringing rarely seen Iraqi American experiences to audiences around the world. Pomegranate, an award-winning feature from filmmaker and author Weam Namou, explores the complexities of identity, faith, immigration and political division through the lens of two neighboring Iraqi communities in suburban Detroit. Written, directed and led by an Iraqi American…
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Fans of brainteasers, word games and fast-paced crime fiction have a new page-turner to add to their summer reading lists. Bestselling true-crime author Stella Sands returns with Codebreakers: A Wordhunter Mystery, a suspense-filled novel that combines forensic linguistics, hidden symbols and dark humor into an inventive detective story. Scheduled for release on Aug. 11, Codebreakers…
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