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Makin Waves with Asbury Park African-American Music Project: Preserving History, Celebrating Community, Cementing Future

The West Side of Asbury Park – a mecca not only for jazz, soul, and R&B, but black entrepreneurship – was burned down by its own residents in protest of racial and economic injustice in the city and throughout the country.

The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey: Shines Light on Alzheimer’s disease and Related Dementia (ADRD) in African Americans

Ptolemy Grey, a 91-year-old African American man, is on the brink of sinking into Dementia and Alzheimer's, but he experiences a tremendous opportunity to regain his memories briefly.

Grammy’s nominated ensemble of great lyrics and sounds; Tank and the Bangas got the notes down

The members of Tank and the Bangas met at a New Orleans open mic show called Liberation Lounge at Blackstar Cafe and Books and formed the group in 2011. When asked where the name comes from, in an interview Tank says "The band name came out of a pure mistake. My nickname is Tank.

Osunlade: The DJ, the beats and the music producer from Sesame Street

So, this DJ, beat maker and music producer has a lot under his melodies. And with 8 studio albums, and 7 mixed compilations, you are sure to have heard his sounds somewhere in your lifetime.

Million Dollar Razzle Dazzle is looking for cast members for a new LGBTQ film in St Louis

Million Dollar Razzle Dazzle is an anthology film about friendship that takes place in St Louis, Missouri. In the late 80s, during the surge of the AIDS crisis.

Dynamic artist Sonja returns home to St Louis to present her art show

Sonja found her creative gift exploring, after her dad's tragic death.Her work is showcased in private residences, boutique hotels, salons and more.

Bayli Knows Rock

BAYLI On Her Solo Music, A Tragic Loss & The Housewives Franchise She’d Join