“The book explores themes of forgiveness, and second chances. That no matter how grim life gets, there is always a way forward.” – Stewart Hoffman Just three years ago, Stewart F. Hoffman was a new author, introducing us to the gassy and powerful friends, Alex and Ian, in his debut sci-fi children’s book series, “The […]
Author: Sharreace E. Baldwin
Honoring the Radiance of Nipsey Hussle
He is the definition of self-knowledge, self-respect, self-love and self-determination although he lived his life as selfless as they come. He shared his soul with us – through his moves, his marathon and his music. He maximized the power of his thoughts and actions and manifested the truths in his heart. The love and light […]
Painting Herstory: An Interview w/Muralist and Fine Artist, Sydney G. James
“Since the #sayhername movement began, I have focused my work (minus commissioned pieces) solely on black women. Malcom X said long ago that the most oppressed person in this country is the black woman. Not only do I find the statement to be factual, I strive to change that narrative with my work.” Sydney G. […]
DJ S.O.U.L.-O.’s Curated Event “Equinox” Celebrates Two Years at The Creative House
Widely known for his eclectic instrumental mixes, multi-genre music production, turntablism and entertaining DJing, DJ S.O.U.L.-O. has an exciting event tonight that we’re proud to support. Equinox – an anticipated affair and monthly series curated by S.O.U.L.-O. features his live production along with guest DJs, visual artists, dancers, poets and more. We’re happy to congratulate DJ S.O.U.L.-O. […]
L.A. Radio Host Don Amiche Bets on Himself After KJLH Departure
In August 2018, it was announced on the Los Angeles radio station, 102.3 FM KJLH, that longtime radio host, Don Amiche, would not be returning to the “Mac and Amiche” show. In this day and age, it is quite an accomplishment to sustain in the corporate environment (even radio broadcasting) while being a creative and […]
From Viewing to Doing | Jazz Johnson’s First L.A. Dance Workshop w/1MILLION Dance Studio
Repeatedly watching dozens of YouTube videos by 1MILLION Dance Studio doesn’t exactly prepare you for a class. For some of us, viewing segments of choreography and tutorials from our devices, is the closest we’ll ever come to taking one. That was not the case for hundreds of dancers in Los Angeles who attended 1MILLION’s two-day workshop, […]