A New Zealand Road Trip: Wine, Salmon and Stunning Views
A road trip on the country’s South Island offered perfect wines, stunning views, intimate restaurants and the chance to make a pilgrimage to a salmon Shangri-La.
Best Clarinets
The clarinet is an incredibly popular woodwind instrument. It is used in genres like classical, jazz, and even in movie scores. The clarinet is commonly found in orchestras and marching bands all over the world, providing the perfect accompaniment to any ensemble. Whether you’re looking for a beginner-level instrument or something higher-end, this guide will
Best Banjos
Banjos are a popular and versatile stringed instrument with a distinct sound that has been used in many genres of music for hundreds of years. Despite their age, banjos remain just as popular today as ever, with many options available for players of all skill levels and budgets. With so many great brands and models
Songs about Leadership
1. “Man In The Mirror” by Michael Jackson “Man In The Mirror” by Michael Jackson is a powerful and soulful ballad that encourages listeners to take a look at themselves and strive for self-improvement. With its emotional lyrics and powerful vocal delivery, the song delivers a message of personal responsibility and self-reflection. The lyrics speak
Best Accordions
The accordion is a versatile and beloved instrument, with a rich history dating back to the early 19th century. Known for its distinctive bellows and button or keyboard layout, the accordion has been used in a wide variety of musical genres, from folk and traditional music to jazz and pop. In this article, we’ll be
Korporate releases new single “Zelle”
On January 20, Chicago’s viral entertainer, Korporate released their new single, “Zelle” on YouTube and all the usual streaming platforms. “Zelle” was artfully shot in Times Square, New York and produced by D Brooks. In this single, Korporate serenades his bae on what he can offer her – in his own signature satirical style. “Zelle”
Baltimore’s MLK Parade revived after initial cancellation
By Catherine Pugh, Special to the AFRO This would have been a third year without Baltimore’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade, which had been cancelled two years in a row because of COVID-19 by the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts (BOPA). Until a miracle occurred. A tax-exempt organization, BOPA gets funds from
Basics of Estate Planning and Your Digital Assets
Photo: milkos via 123RF When it comes to looking to the future, one of the most important steps you can take is forming an estate plan. Unfortunately, because estate plans are meant for use after your death or incapacitation, it can be uncomfortable to think about estate planning or discuss it with your loved ones.
Best of Wes
By Catherine Pugh, Special to the AFRO The inauguration of Maryland’s first African American governor was nothing short of spectacular. From the promenade of the state’s first family – Gov. Wes Moore, first lady Dawn Chante’ Flythe Moore, and children Mia and James Moore – from the pre-inauguration event to the podium, to his introduction
MARYLAND’S ‘MOORE’ PERFECT UNION: Reflections on a Historic Inauguration, King’s Dream, Democracy, and Demographics in the Divided States in Americas
By Dr. Zekeh S. Gbotokuma The Juneteenth weekend 2022 coincided with the 45th annual AFRAM Festival at Baltimore City’s Druid Hill Park. My wife Madeleine and I joined the urban community in enjoying outdoor activities that we have missed for two years due to COVID-19 draconian measures. My wife heard about Wes Moore before via