Photo by Ayo Ogunseinde / Unsplash Beauty Google Chrome Helps Black Women Prioritize Hair Care For black women, self-care is more than meditation and exercise. Itās the decisions we make in advanceāthe ones that require intention, patience, and follow-through. It's making sure you sleep in a silk bonnet, scheduling regular hair appointments and even experimenting with new products. Just like skincare, By Dr. Christal Jordan ⢠3 min read
Culture Bello of Ready to Love Detroit Is the Struggle Prince Charming Black Women Have Outgrown On paper, Bello checked all the boxes. Tall. Confident. Well-spoken. He entered Ready to Love presenting himself as what many women would recognize as the modern ideal: six feet, alleged six figures, and a polished vocabulary that suggested stability, ambition, and direction. But Black women have lived long enough and By Dr. Christal Jordan ⢠4 min read
Perception vs. Reality: Dominiqueās Reckoning In this clip, Dominique finally gives voice to the disappointment viewers have only sensed beneath the surface. What once appeared to be the most effortless connection between her and Bello begins to unravel in real time, revealing how perception can often mask unresolved truth. The reunion forces a reckoning: when By Dr. Christal Jordan ⢠1 min read
Culture Boots Riley Turns Theft Into Theory ā I Love Boosters Is Set to Steal the Culture Boots Riley is back in full provocateur mode with I Love Boosters, set to hit theaters May 22, 2026, and if the trailer is any indication, this one is about to be deliciously disruptive. Anchored by an all-star ensemble that includes Keke Palmer, Naomi Ackie, Lakeith Stanfield, Poppy Liu, Don By Dr. Christal Jordan ⢠1 min read
Culture What Cicely Tyson Taught Me About Mindinā My āBlack Womanās Business In January of 2020, just weeks before the world would shut down and words like āCOVIDā and āquarantineā and āmandatory vaccinationā would reshape our lives, I boarded a plane to New York for what I believed would be one of the most meaningful interviews of my career. At the time, By Dr. Christal Jordan ⢠7 min read
IAN WEST/PA IMAGES VIA GETTY IMAGES Culture Blake Lively Is Proof That American Culture Still Protects the European Standard at Any Cost Let me state this plainly, the way a Black woman who has spent more than two decades navigating the entertainment industry would say it, not the way people prefer to hear it statedāwatered down, politically correct, and stripped of the bitterness that often accompanies truth. American culture still protects By Dr. Christal Jordan ⢠6 min read
Culture Two Kings, One Throne and 16 Oscar Nominations Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan Make Hollywood History as Sinners Becomes the Most Nominated Film Ever When Ryan Coogler  introduced the world to Wakanda, audiences immediately understood that it was more than a fictional nation; it felt like a cultural aspiration, a visual and emotional manifestation of Black power By Dr. Christal Jordan ⢠5 min read
Jill Scott. (Photo Credit: Kennedi Carter) Jill Scott and the Art of Loving On Ourselves, Each Other, and the Music From the moment her voice first poured through speakers at the turn of the millennium, Jill didnāt just sing to Black womenāshe sang with us, for us, and often about us in ways that felt intimate, affirming, and deeply personal. Jill Scott is one of those rare artists By Dr. Christal Jordan ⢠3 min read
Curtis Jackson at the premier of Moses the Black | Photo credit Jenifer Johnson Film Curtis ā50 Centā Jackson Is Too Busy Winning to Be Distracted Inside the Los Angeles Premiere of Moses the Black If social media were the scorecard, youād thinkĀ Curtis ā50 Centā JacksonĀ spends his days trolling timelines, baiting rivals, and keeping Instagram in a permanent state of mild chaos. That version of 50āthe meme-maker, the provocateur, the man who By Dr. Christal Jordan ⢠4 min read
Culture Ready to Loveās Dominique Shows Why Feminine Power Never Competes Letās start with the obvious truth viewers may not have acknowledged yet. Dominique was never competing. OnĀ Ready to LoveĀ Detroit, she was chosen from the moment she entered the room. Not because she demanded attention. Not because she dominated conversations. But because she embodied something unmistakable, feminine power By Dr. Christal Jordan ⢠4 min read
Culture A Beautiful Beginning: The King Centerās 2026 Beloved Community Awards Set the Tone for the Year TheĀ 2026 Beloved Community Awards, held at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Atlanta, was a much-needed night- a beautiful, grounding way to begin the year with purpose, legacy, love. Hosted by award-winning actressĀ Anika Noni RoseĀ and actorĀ Aldis Hodge, the evening unfolded with an intention that resonated with every By Dr. Christal Jordan ⢠4 min read
Culture Big Court Energy: How Courtney āBig Courtā Richardson Mastered Leadership and Why OG Network Is the Natural Next Chapter Thereās a difference between proximity to greatness and apprenticeship. Courtney Richardson, known to many as Big Court, has always understood that distinction. In a recent conversation with Lenox & Parker, what unfolded wasnāt just an interview; it felt like a masterclass in leadership, stewardship, and the long game By Dr. Christal Jordan ⢠3 min read