Mary W. Jackson became NASA’s first African American woman engineer in 1958. She later moved into the personnel field, advocating for diversity and inclusion. In a statement, NASA Administrator Jim …
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Ava DuVernay’s ARRAY Launches New Education Initiative ARRAY 101 and When They See Us Learning Companion
Ava DuVernay’s multi-platform media company and arts collective ARRAY today announced the launch of ARRAY 101, a new online education initiative delivering dynamic social impact learning guides for the company’s …
Desiree Ross Talks The Final Season of ‘Greenleaf’ on OWN
Photo Courtesy of Nathaniel Taylor The original drama series Greenleaf from award-winning writer/producer Craig Wright (Lost, Six Feet Under, Brothers and Sisters) takes viewers into the unscrupulous world of the …
We sat down with Boston’s own Shaun Bedgood; top rising actor based out of LA. His talents have allowed him to appear in various productions, industrials, and commercials. Seen in …
Anya, or Araña as she would be called, was a teenage gymnast from Brooklyn whose father Gilberto Corazon was an investigative reporter. He moved with her from Mexico to the …