From announcing her pregnancy at the VMAs to breaking the internet with her “Beychella” set, Queen Bey had this decade firmly in her grasp.
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The meme and stan-centric culture of the late 2000s led the world to generally attribute the terms “iconic” and “legendary” to talent that, oftentimes, fall short of those titles. However, in a few rare instances, the terms apply, and Diahann Carroll’s game-changing mark on the culture is the definition.
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Netflix's mini-series When They See Us, chronicling the false incarcerations of the Exonerated Five — formerly referred to as the Central Park Five — remains one of the most chilling projects released in recent memory. Directed by the brilliant Ava DuVernay, the story left viewers heartbroken and a large part of that visceral reaction is due to the series' thoughtful score composer, Kris Bowers.
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Sexuality through the lens of hyper-masculinity has had its struggle with fitting into the world's natural progression for decades — particularly in hip-hop. Once upon a time, the idea of being outwardly queer while simultaneously being a thriving member of the hip-hop community was considered a death sentence both literally and figuratively.
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Anguilla’s premier musical showcase proves “island vibes” transcends bud and beaches.
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