Dive into the stunning depths of photographer Marco Grob‘s work for National Geographic and United Nations Mine Action Service where waves of cerulean are replaced with pulchritudinous obsidian of the Mursi, Karo and Tsemaye Tribes of Ethiopia and the Mundari Tribe of Sudan. Visit marcogrob.com to view his entire collection of work and United Nation’s(…)
via: Shorty Awards Photographer: Rebecca Miller The Shorty Awards honor the best of social media by recognizing the influencers, brands and organizations on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Tumblr, Instagram, Snapchat, Vine and more. Past winners include Michelle Obama, NASA, Jimmy Fallon, Questlove, Tyler Oakley, Conan O’Brian, Hannibal Buress, Malala Yousafzai, Lorde, Taylor Swift Susan(…)
Beautiful, intelligent, gifted, what else is there left to say regarding twelve-year-old Trinidadian twin dancers; Imani and Nia Lindsay…well quite a bit. One being these young girls are wise beyond their years. Not wise in a archetypal Hollywood child actor who is ten going on forty type of way. Wise in a way that their(…)
My latest interview for Glamour Magazine’s February issue is out, and I’m talking skin! What Went Into That Skin by Cristina Mueller interviews me and four other women (Jade Lai, founder and designer of Creatures of Comfort, Alexis Krauss, singer of Sleigh Bells, Shiva Rose, environmental activist, blogger, and skincare owner of Shiva Rose, and(…)
“They look different and unfortunately many folk struggle with ‘different’, which is a shame in society. Personally I love different, it’s what keeps me going on subject matter.” -Brock Elbank (quote: dazeddigital.com) London Photographer; Brock Elbank‘s breath-taking series titled ‘Freckles’, shows a bold but stunningly beautiful look at just that. To be(…)
Meet twelve-year-old twin dancers Nia and Imani Lindsay from Toronto Canada. These incredibly talented and stunning Trinidadian beauties are immersed in all things dance from Russian ballet and Pointe to Jazz Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop and even rhythmic gymnastics. The way they move appears ostensibly innate however one cannot negate the years of hard work(…)
via: Teen Vogue by: Elaine Welteroth Amandla Stenberg is not your typical cover star. She isn’t exactly a household name (yet). She doesn’t have a smash hit at the box office (however, let’s not forget when she stole our hearts as Rue in The Hunger Games, one of the highest grossing film franchises(…)
Photographer: Xavier Scott Marshall Let’s face it, keeping on track towards your fitness goals or routine is not always a walk in the park…if it was, quotes such as “No pain, No gain”, “The pain you feel today is the strength you feel tomorrow”, “You may see struggle but you will never see(…)
via: Galore by: Stephanie Janetos Photo: Diego Villarreal Remember in the OC when Summer told Marissa, “The way you spend New Years Eve is the way you’ll spend the rest of the year”? I think she was trying to warn Marissa to stay away from creepy Oliver, but it’s better to apply her(…)
Check out my interview for Refinery 29 where I talk about my natural hair experience along with 8 other amazing women like Founder of Carol’s Daughter Lisa Price, Writer and Image Activist Michaela Angela Davis, owner of Sincerely Tommy Kai Avent-deLeon, Senior Fashion Editor at The Huffington Post Julee Wilson, and more! Read my interview(…)
