 30 years later
It’s hard to believe, but it’s been 30 years since Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Nipsey Russell, and Ted Ross first eased on down the road and into our hearts. Released in October 1978, The Wiz boasted an all-star lineup that read like a who’s who of entertainment both in front and behind the camera ...
By Jessica Dufresne |
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 Plus-size whips so comfy you may never want to arrive
CROSSOVER, BUICK ENCLAVE
Not only is this luxury crossover one of the quietest around, but it can also seat up to eight people. Its one-touch power liftgate makes it easier to unpack that picnic basket you loaded in for the trip, and for those ladies dressed to kill, there’s an elevated footrest, which “adds comfort for drivers with high-heel shoes.”
By SékouWrites |
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 Theater’s best and brightest unleash a black Cat on the Great White Way
Being in an ensemble cast on Broadway is like being part of a big family. Sometimes they laugh, other times they scream, and there’s always the chance that somebody’s feelings might get hurt. However, after they have chuckled and wept during weeks of rehearsals, the collective hope is to generate enough kinfolk energy onstage to produce an artistic artifact that is bold, brilliant, and beautiful.
By Michael A. Gonzales
Photography by Diego Uchitel
Styled by René Garza |
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 We Fly High
Most travel buffs would agree: College friends Andrea Adams and Teri Johnson, graduates of Florida A&M University, came up with a brilliant idea for a gig. Their multimedia production house TravelGirls combines their love of jet-setting with a desire to school consumers, especially those of color, on the thrill of travel.
By Michael A. Gonzales
Photography by Keith Major |
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 Kayaking in Guatemala, going on a safari in Tanzania, scavenger hunting in Shanghai—Who says vacations are for resting?
Guatemala’s Bohemian Rhapsody
Cold water splashed onto my face as our speedboat accelerated across Guatemala’s ancient Lake Atitlán. I was headed to San Pedro—a small village that is home to both indigenous Tzutujil Mayans and bohemians who came for a visit and decided not to leave. By Jessica Jones, Kuwana Haulsey, & Eric Woods |
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 Find your place under the sun at one of these Caribbean music festivals
St. Lucia Jazz
It may be called St. Lucia Jazz (stluciajazz.org), but this annual festival will please any music lover’s palette. Babyface and Al Green have both performed to sold-out crowds here, as has newly crowned pop star Rihanna. But the event remains true to its jazz roots.
By Bridget Bland |
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