The Miracle Theater enhances the community through cultural experiences
The theater is giving locals a destination for entertainment, and it’s a key component to the revitalization of downtown Inglewood.
Entertainment
Maestro the Vocalinist brings his musical talents right to the community
The singer and violinist has given many impromptu street performances, and he hosts a variety show at Hot & Cool Cafe in Leimert Park.
Macy’s hosted Oscar winner Ruth E. Carter at the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza
Carter discusses her career as a costume designer, and she has advice for people who are looking to break into the film industry.
2019 Pan African Film & Arts Festival comes to Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza from February 7-18
Experience the largest Black film festival in America, which includes films from around the world, film networking events, and an art fest.
Salsa Sundays in Leimert Park
Tony “El Pana” Welch brings salsa to Ride-On! Bike Shop and Co-op.
Jacquil Constant is changing the image of Haiti through film
The filmmaker created the Haiti International Film Festival to showcase the best that his people have to offer.
Issa Rae discusses Black pride and success during a conversation at the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza
The “Insecure” director, producer, and actress talks about the success Blacks are having in film; the backlash she received for saying, “I’m rooting for everybody Black;” and she gives advice to young filmmakers.
Kinya Claiborne is a pop culture and community communications expert
Claiborne is the founder of Style & Society Magazine, and she is a community relations manager at Los Angeles Metro.
Marguerite Alexis launches debut EP
“I Am” is a reflection of Alexis’ upbringing and community involvement in South Los Angeles.
Although “The Get Down” train has crashed, Skylan Brooks leaps into new ventures
By Troy Tieuel An abrupt and surprising letdown by executive producer Baz Luhrmann leaves many on ‘The Get Down” roster…