Comment on The Desert Jazz Festival 2023 by Karyn K ELLIS
Interested in attending the concert, but I don’t need hotel accommodations. Can I attend.
Comment on Hyatt Newport Beach Summer Concert Series 2023 by Jan
Please schedule Boz Scaggs again!
Comment on Warren Hill’s Cancun Jazz Festival 2023 by Thomas Kitchen
Can I change from a Ocean View pool to Ocean Front? The same as I had last year?
Comment on Warren Hill’s Los Cabos Jazz Festival 2023 by Linda
Concert only tickets available? Will Eric Darius still be playing?
Charlie Peacock and Andi Ashworth Sign with Harper Collins W for New Book
GRAMMY® Award-winning producer Charlie Peacock and his wife and author, Andi Ashworth have inked a book deal with Nashville-based W Publishing an imprint of Thomas Nelson, division of Harper Collins Christian Publishing/Harper Collins. The boutique imprint will release their new book, Why Everything That Doesn’t Matter, Matters So Much: The Way of Love in a World
Amazon Freevee Debuts Official Trailer for Coming-of-Age Sports Docuseries God. Family. Football.
Amazon Freevee has released the official trailer and key art for its coming-of-age Original docuseries, God. Family. Football., following former pro football player, legendary high school football coach, and pastor Denny Duron, as he comes out of a 30-year retirement from head coaching to lead the football program he founded at Evangel Christian Academy back
Norman Brown – Lets Get Away (Radio Single)
Following on from guitarist Norman Brown’s 2020 project ‘Heart To Heart’ came his highly acclaimed ‘Lets Get Away’. This 2022 stunner proved to be a fine amalgam of jazz, R&B, pop and blues all delivered with the sort of style that has become Brown’s calling card. In every respect it was very much an all-star
Pamela Smith begins role as first Black woman to permanently serve as D.C. police chief
By Ashleigh Fields, AFRO Assistant Editor, afields@afro.com Composed. Compassionate. Courageous. These are just a few of the adjectives used to describe D.C.’s new police chief, Pamela Smith. She is the second woman in this role and the first Black woman to permanently run the force since its founding in 1861. D.C. Council swore Smith in
Three ways to mentally support youth as they grieve the loss of a friend or loved one
By Aria Brent, AFRO Staff Writer, abrent@afro.com It can be hard to support someone as they navigate grief. It’s even harder helping a child process one of life’s biggest challenges– but in many Black communities, conversations about death are happening earlier and earlier as youth increasingly become victims of violent crime. Grief is a feeling
The power of safe reporting on mental health
By Anissa Durham, Word in Black Whether you’ve ever experienced suicidal ideations or talked about it — Black folks are suffering in silence. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Feelings of sadness and hopelessness are common in the Black community. Some people may experience suicidal ideation, which means wanting to take your own