Breaking the Silence: Depression Doesn’t Discriminate

by CafeMochaRadio November 30, 2023, 9:34 am

Therapist Chrys Violet answers your questions about life, love and relationships. Plus, Loni teases the HBCU First Look Film Festival.

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The First of Its Kind: The Inaugural HBCU Film Festival

By Dominique Clark

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Issa Rae Returns to HBO Max with New Comedy, ‘Rap Sh!t’

Since the finale of Insecure, we’ve been impatiently awaiting another television takeover for the culture, and the wait is finally over! Issa Rae takes us from the beautiful palm trees of L.A. to the hot streets of Miami in a new HBO MAX comedy, RapSh!T. Showrun by Insecure writer Syreeta Singleton, this series follows two estranged high school […] More

by Dominique Clark July 22, 2022, 12:12 am
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37th Stellar Gospel Music Awards Nominations Announced

Central City Productions has announced the nominees for the 37th Stellar Gospel Music Awards, the annual celebration honoring excellence in Gospel music. The Stellar Awards will return to Atlanta for the live-taped ceremony on Saturday, July 16, at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, as part of an illustrious weekend of events that will include a special announcement about the […] More

by Dominique Clark July 12, 2022, 1:12 am
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Lifetime Releases New Deadly Plot, “He’s Not Worth Dying For”

What happens when your love for social media goes too far? Lifetime reveals how social media can can turn deadly with new original film inspired by true events, He’s Not Worth Dying For . The film follows the intertwined real and social media lives of Isla (Rachel Boyd), a 19-year-old girl who has established herself as a […] More

by Dominique Clark June 25, 2022, 4:14 pm
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Urban One, Chevrolet, and Dentsu Highlight the First Anniversary of Juneteenth as a Federal Holiday with a New Campaign, “Real Talk Drives Real Change”

Celebrations of Black freedom have been held all over the Country for over 150 years to commemorate Juneteenth – the day enslaved Black Americans in Texas were told they were free on June 19, 1865. Now the country’s newest federal holiday, traditions of homegrown community celebrations continue in addition to offices and schools closing in recognition of […] More

by Dominique Clark June 22, 2022, 9:13 pm
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Beyonce Drops New Single “Break My Soul” And It’s The Summer Hit We Needed

The Queen is back!!! And she is ready for us to hit the dance floor with her new single, ‘Break My Soul‘. The world waited with great anticipation when Beyonce announced she was releasing new music from her forthcoming album Renaissance. Giving us the House Music vibes we didn’t know we needed, ‘Break My Soul‘ already hit number […] More

by Dominique Clark June 21, 2022, 5:04 pm
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Urban One, Inc. Founder Cathy Hughes Inducted Into The Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame

On Saturday, June 18, 2022, Urban One founder, Cathy Hughes, was inducted into The Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame (BMEWOF) during its Juneteenth celebration in Atlanta. Hughes is now an official member of the Crown Jewel of Excellence Black Music Month Class of 2022. The Walk of Fame is a joint initiative by […] More

by Dominique Clark June 21, 2022, 3:54 am