Dining out just got more rewarding, thanks to inKind, a rapidly growing dining rewards app that connects food lovers with over 4,000 restaurants across the country. With more than 3 million downloads to date, inKind is changing the way people experience restaurants—offering not only curated access to some of the nation’s most celebrated dining spots…
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Author and corporate professional Rahman Hall is bringing a difficult yet necessary conversation to the forefront with the release of his powerful new memoir, Scars, Sins Of My Mother, Faith Of My Father, now available on Amazon Books. Born and raised in Newark, New Jersey, Hall pulls back the curtain on a childhood marked by…
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Chicago’s own Action/Adventure are ready to take pop-punk to new heights with the announcement of their forthcoming album Ever After, out October 24th via Pure Noise Records. Known for their relentless energy, soaring hooks, and heartfelt storytelling, the band is calling this their most ambitious release yet. Fans can pre-order the record now. To mark…
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America’s Got Talent judge Howie Mandel brought his trademark mix of comedy and candor to Episode 5 of Clock It with Camilla Araujo, swapping stories about Hollywood, health quirks, and tech innovation while reacting to Araujo’s jaw-dropping business success. Araujo, the creator-entrepreneur behind a multimillion-dollar subscription empire, stunned viewers with her financial disclosure: “I’m at…
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PBS’s POV presented The Age of Water, the revealing debut feature from sibling co-directors Isabel Alcántara Atalaya and Alfredo Alcántara, on Sept. 8 at 10 p.m., streaming through Dec. 7. Produced by Emmy-nominated filmmakers Michèle Stephenson and Joe Brewster, along with Lindsay Perna, and co-presented by Latino Public Broadcasting, the documentary examined the devastating health…
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Thief of Joy blends Soresi’s signature theatricality with deeply personal storytelling. Drawing on his experiences as a theatre kid turned theatre major, Soresi weaves together intimate anecdotes about his relationship, career, and his parents’ divorce, all delivered in the animated style the New York Times described as “silkily feline physicality and frenetic gesticulation.” The special…
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As August marks National Relaxation Month, Black Public Media (BPM) invites audiences to take a momentary digital vacation with the world premiere of SILENT, a striking new short film by filmmaker Nile Price. Streaming now on BPM’s YouTube channel as part of AfroPoP Digital Shorts, SILENT offers viewers a chance to step away from the…
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Nissan showcased its commitment to innovation, inclusivity, and cultural empowerment through a series of immersive activations at the Uptown House on Martha’s Vineyard. The week-long series brought together community leaders, tastemakers, and cultural voices to celebrate heritage, spark conversation, and strengthen connections, highlighting the brand’s role in driving progress both on and off the road.…
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Author Brad Buchanan has taken his lifelong passion for chess and transformed it into a sweeping Cold War thriller. Spy’s Mate, set for release on October 14, 2025, is not just a story about the game but a gripping tale of psychological endurance, political manipulation, and personal redemption. Buchanan’s connection to chess is deeply personal.…
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