Month: March 2021
Director Eric Hunter and team are proud to bring a gripping, edge of your seat political thriller “O’Shea: Words or Bullets,” which was created and produced in Houston, Texas. The production brings together the best and brightest Houston talent, and is a proud representation of what the Bayou City has to offer. With H-Town growing […]
If you don’t know the man, you definitely know his food. And if you don’t know his food, then where the heck have you been and what are you waiting for? Houston’s legendary “The Breakfast Klub” is the delectable brainchild of Texas Southern University alumnus Marcus Davis, who is an entrepreneur, restaurateur, political commentator and […]
“I’m just trying to do my part to make the world of music better and stay out the way. Y’all be cool,” says Mugg Man, a rising artist from the “Dead End” in southeast Houston. After graduating from Worthing High School as a star athlete, Mugg Man entered the Navy and proudly served our country. […]
LeToya Luckett and her “Friends and Family Hustle” co-host Toya Johnson have teamed up to become the new faces of the Mielle Organics haircare brand. Mielle is considered to be the number one growth and moisture international Black-owned natural hair care company. The company’s founder and CEO, Monique Rodriguez, shared why she chose the two […]
Mayor Sylvester Turner announced the appointment of Houston native and 31-year Houston Police Department veteran, Executive Assistant Chief Troy Finner, as the City of Houston’s next Police Chief. Chief Finner began his career with the Houston Police Department in 1990 and has worked in every aspect of the department, serving the citizens of Houston in […]
Houston stand up! If it wasn’t enough for Houston natives Beyonce and Megan Thee Stallion to collaborate on the hottest song of 2021, our favorite H-town hotties just won a collaborative Grammy. The “Queen B” and “Hot Girl Meg” took home the award for “Best Rap Song” for the “Savage Remix” at the 63rd Annual GRAMMY […]
Cardi B is fed up with the social media trolls and has one thing to say to the haters! DELETE! That’s right, the “Up” rapper deleted her Twitter page after receiving major backlash over releasing a doll in her likeness. Cardi posted the photo of the doll on her page and explained why she decided […]
Local non-profits have joined the Booker T. Washington High School Alumni Group Eagles Prevail and the New Spirit of Life Missionary Baptist Church, alongside Pastor C.W. Gaines, to provide immediate relief to those who are still suffering from the winter storm and financial burdens caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Booker T. Washington alumni Dr. Lakeisha […]
On a day when the city of Houston reported 408 new positive cases and five additional deaths due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayor Sylvester Turner called Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to lift the statewide mask mandate “disappointing and disheartening.” “The governor is wrong to rollback the statewide mask order. The decision is not supported by […]
Vernon Jordan, the legendary civil rights activist and former advisor to President Bill Clinton, died peacefully at his home Monday evening surrounded by family. He was 85 years old. Jordan grew up in the south and studied law at Howard University. He joined the civil rights movement and helped build a lawsuit against the University […]
