A Conversation With the Black Politics Reporter at the Daily Planet
Ron Troupe, played by newcomer Christopher McDonald, was introduced to DC in issue 480 of Adventures of Superman. And no, he’s not a DEI hire
Jermaine Hall
Why Black Folks Should Be Wary of Any Changes to 14th Amendment
We need to adopt a holistic approach to safeguard civil rights
The Good Fortune of Playing a Bad Dad
Harry Lennix's thunderous performance in Brandon Jacobs-Jenkins' Purpose has earned him his first Tony nomination. Will his turn as a complicated patriarch be enough to power him past the likes of George Clooney
Why Many Celebrate The Burning Of Largest Southern Plantation
Some mourn historical landmark, others celebrate its destruction
Wise Advice From Your New Favorite TV Dad, Wood Harris
Playing a cool dad with a side of stern in Mara Brock Akil's Forever, the Chicago native shares bits of wisdom to live by
Multi-Hyphenate Nick Brooks Wants to Be the Future of Film
With the release of his new book, Up in Smoke, and its companion rap album, Nick Brooks has a hunger for more. Can he be part of the next great Black director class
Mark Anthony Green's Journey from GQ's Style Guy to Horror Auteur
The film has a heavy message but the first-time director has Ayo Edebiri and John Malkovich to do the heavy lifting
How Jeffrey Wright Blossomed Into A Brilliant American Actor
He’s an Oscar away from joining the prestigious EGOT class but Hollywood’s most flexible man deserves his flower’s now
Makayla's Voice Short Doc Has Already Won Without an Oscar Nomination
Producer Needlz's daughter, Makayla, has a type of autism that makes her nonverbal. Yet she communicates better than most
Has The Rubicon Finally Been Crossed With Bitcoin Selling at $100,000?
While Bitcoin has spawned an industry of imitators — Ethereum, Dogecoin, Altcoin — it is the only truly decentralized cryptocurrency
Grey’s Anatomy’s Favorite Family Man Parents Like His Mama
Jason George's mother taught him to think before presenting ideas. His children are the beneficiaries
Shyne Says He's Nobody's Nepo Baby
While Moses Barrow gets inundated with question on Sean “Diddy” Combs, he’s focused on becoming Prime Minister of Belize
The Emancipation of Robert Hartwell's Berkshire Home
Located in Great Barrington, Mass, this plantation-style home's bad energy have been exorcised. It's replacement: an abundance of love to complement its warm aesthetic
'She Taught Love' Is the Epitome of a Black Woman's Strength
The Andscape original is powered by Arsema Thomas' strong performance and Darrell-Britt Gibson’s vulnerable screenplay that centers Black love
In the TikTok Era of Fleeting Stardom, Vybe Vault RnB Showcase Focuses on Longevity
Founder Morace Landy is out to prove that Berry Gordy’s artist development formula still works
'BMF' Actor DaVinchi On Helping Young Folks Battle Mental Health and Depression Through His Struggles
DaVinchi is dedicated to giving teens and young adults the education and tools they need to cope with mental health issues
7 Ice Cream Flavors That Should Be Illegal, Ranked
You don't have to be lactose intolerant to stay away from these
Kwame Alexander Is Leaning into Black Men and Writing His Way to Financial Success
The New York Times Bestseller is creating IP that goes beyond books
How LyfeShare Plans to Ease the Pain of Your Parents Passing
The company, founded in 2021, is making estate management more manageable
What Jermaine Dupri Discovered While Making The Freaknik Documentary
HBCU excellence, peak 2 Live Crew parties, sexual assaults, and politics. There was a lot to learn while making this doc.
Las Vegas Looks Really Good On New Edition
The group spent a year refining their show on tour last year. The results are a perfect NE performance for casuals and die hards.
The Unbelievable Rise of Don Pooh and His Restaurant Empire
With a top-tier resume in the hospitality business, this Brooklyn giant reveals how to eat good in the food industry
What Mike Tyson Fears Most in His Fifties
Hip-hop’s first undisputed champion goes deep on aging, parenting, forgiveness, and why he finally stopped killing hawks
How Charles D. King Plans to Color Correct Hollywood
The founder and CEO of MACRO is building a media company of the future dedicated to telling stories from people of color. We have 90 million reasons why he’ll succeed.
Why George Lucas Should Get Set Free Richardson on the Line ASAP
The founder of The Compound and the And1 Mixtape series gets candid about life and culture
Our New Hair Package Has Fresh Cuts for Everyone
A note from LEVEL’s editor in chief
I Didn’t Prepare Like Kobe, but I Still Won
Seeing the late legend dominate the 2002 All-Star Game…
Letter From the Editor
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