Some events leave you entertained, others leave you inspired—but every now and then, you experience something that leaves you changed. That’s exactly how I felt after attending the viewing of Nothing to See Here: Watts followed by a powerful panel discussion moderated by T.I. “Tip” Harris. Calling this documentary “phenomenal” still feels like an understatement because it wasn’t just something I watched—it was something I … Continue reading “Nothing to See Here: Watts” Wasn’t Just a Documentary… It Was a Wake-Up Call

Some nights leave you entertained. Others leave you changed.On Monday, January 12, 2026, I had the honor of attending the screening and talkback discussion for Andscape’s documentary Hoops, Hopes & Dreams at The King Center in Atlanta. The experience was powerful, meaningful, and unforgettable and it sparked something in me that I can’t ignore. What I felt in that room wasn’t just excitement. It was … Continue reading Hoops, Hopes & Dreams at The King Center: A Night That Reignited My Purpose

In a world where many people feel trapped by their circumstances, Kennedy Carroll chose to create his own path. Rather than allowing hardship to define his future, he transformed adversity into purpose—building brands rooted in resilience, creativity, and faith. That mindset gave birth to SBAM—Succeed By Any Mean, and later expanded into Relentless Creatives, a full-scale creative agency where bold visions become timeless brands. Turning … Continue reading If You Can’t Find a Way, Make a Way: How Kennedy Carroll Built SBAM and Relentless Creatives From Adversity

Bri Babineaux had scored her third No. 1 hit with the urban contemporary groove “Confident” (Bri Babineaux Music / Tyscot). This song hit the top spot on both the Billboard Gospel Airplay and Mediabase Gospel charts this week. In addition, that song and her prior smash “I Will Wait” are featured on Bri’s highly anticipated fourth album, which will be released in 2026. Meanwhile, she’s … Continue reading Gospel singer Bri Babineaux 3rd #1 hit Confident

Keeping up with the Joneses Trying to match the lifestyle and spending habits of others—can lead to unnecessary stress and financial strain, especially when it comes to travel planning. As a travel professional, I see this often; secretly asking for extensions or if arrangements can be downgraded to hide from other members of group travel. Many people feel pressured to showcase extravagant trips or luxurious … Continue reading Travel Your Way: Why Keeping Up with the Joneses Isn’t Worth the Price

Breast cancer is an urgent health challenge that affects women across the world. Moreover, its impact profoundly affects the Black community. Although doctors diagnose Black women with breast cancer at slightly lower rates than white women, the reality is, unfortunately, deeply troubling. In fact, they face higher mortality rates and frequently receive diagnoses at more advanced, aggressive stages of the disease. Ultimately, this disparity highlights … Continue reading Breaking the Silence: Breast Cancer Awareness in the Black Community