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March 14, 2022

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Yenaé, High End Jewelry Inspired by African Culture

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Hollywood just witnessed a major power shift. Rya

Hollywood just witnessed a major power shift. Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” is making waves for more than its box office success. Behind the scenes, Coogler negotiated a groundbreaking deal: full creative control, a share of profits from day one, and ownership of his film rights after 25 years. In an industry where Black creators have often been shut out of true ownership, this deal is a blueprint for legacy, equity, and creative freedom. Why does this matter? Because it’s about more than one film. It’s about setting a new standard for how Black stories—and Black storytellers—are valued in Hollywood. Want to know how Coogler changed the game and what it means for the future of filmmaking? Read the full story at the link in our bio. #RyanCoogler #SinnersFilm #Hollywood #BlackExcellence #CreativeOwnership #FilmIndustry #RepresentationMatters #Legacy

Art Melanated is a response to exclusion and erasu

Art Melanated is a response to exclusion and erasure—an intentional space where Black artists are not only seen, but centered. Founded by Sol and Jennia Aponte, the platform was created to shift the cultural landscape, offering not just exhibitions but experiences rooted in belonging, investment, and community. With a mission to expand the ecosystem around Black visual art, Art Melanated is both documenting and driving what it calls the Black Art Renaissance. In this conversation, Sol shares the story behind the platform, the systemic gaps it addresses, and what it means to build a future where Black creativity thrives on its own terms. Interview link in bio. #art
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At a time when the truth of Black history is being

At a time when the truth of Black history is being challenged, it’s more important than ever to support the institutions that preserve, protect, and elevate our stories. Across the United States, Black-led museums are doing vital work—documenting the past, shaping the present, and inspiring the future. Whether you’re planning a cultural trip or seeking ways to support from home, this list highlights institutions that deserve your attention and engagement. Article 🔗 in bio HOW TO SUPPORT:
⭐️ Visit: Prioritize these spaces when traveling or exploring your city. ⭐️ Donate: Many of these institutions are nonprofit and rely on public support. ⭐️ Share: Use your platform to introduce others to these vital institutions. ⭐️ Collaborate: Artists, curators, and cultural workers can build with these institutions through partnerships, commissions, or events. #blackhistory
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The viral dating show Pop the Balloon is set to re

The viral dating show Pop the Balloon is set to reach new heights with a Netflix deal that brings the high-stakes romance series to a global stage. The streamer announced that the live version of the show will premiere April 10, 2025, airing weekly on Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET. Originally created by Arlette Amuli and Bolia Matundu, Pop the Balloon gained popularity on platforms like TikTok and YouTube for its unique twist on dating competition: contestants try to build connections while keeping their balloons intact. A single pop means elimination—and the end of a romantic prospect. Now adapted for Netflix, the series will be hosted by Emmy-nominated actress and comedian Yvonne Orji, best known for her role on HBO’s Insecure. While Amuli and Matundu will not host the Netflix version, they are on board as executive producers. In an official statement, the duo said, “We’re thrilled to see Pop the Balloon take on a new life on Netflix…From day one, we’ve kept love and fun at the heart of the show, and watching it evolve and soar beyond our wildest dreams has been truly exciting. As executive producers, we’re proud to support this next chapter and can’t wait for both new and longtime fans to experience it.” Netflix’s Tudum platform describes the show as one that brings “suspense, surprise, and romance,” all wrapped in a high-energy, live format that’s set to engage viewers in real-time each week. With its global platform and live weekly episodes, Pop the Balloon is poised to become one of the most buzzed-about reality series of the year—popping off in more ways than one. Article 🔗 in bio. #love
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