It’s like we’re living in the twilight zone lately, because we see more rappers and singers in commercials than on MTV. When MTV was first created it was dedicated to music videos and all things music. A decade ago, music videos disappeared from the channel and were replaced with reality TV shows such as Teen […]
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“To basically inspire those who are still in the beginning stages of what they’re doing. I represent the struggle part of the industry, to help those who are in the beginning stages of trying to figure out who they are as an artist.” After asking her what she considered her overall purpose as an artist,
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In recent years, celebrities seem to be using their star power to promote their own side projects and also to help particular brands sell their products. Putting a popular face at the forefront of a marketing strategy is always a winning idea. That tactic has been employed for decades. Remember when Michael Jackson was the
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He’s crazy, creative, and clearly an inspiration of mine. If you didn’t know about Todrick Hall before reading this post, then you certainly will by the end of it. Todrick Hall recently joined the MTV family with his reality show Todrick. The show follows him and his crew of friends through their process of creating
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What do you get when you combine perseverance and strength? The answer is simple: Jacqueline Williams-Hines. Jacqueline has devoted her life to impacting and motivating children and families who live with autism every day. As if being a full-time mom and going back to school to receive her M.Ed in Education/Autism, Jacqueline also founded and leads
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Did you watch the Emmys? If not, did you at least spend hours afterward reading numerous tweets about Viola Davis’s acceptance speech? If for some reason you didn’t know already because you’ve been living under a rock, Viola Davis was the first African American to win an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama
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It’s time to put away the swimsuits, pack up your shorts, and pull out your warm, cozy sweaters. Fall is here and it’s one of my favorite seasons. Bonfires, hot cocoa, and Halloween are a few of the reasons why I eagerly anticipate autumn, but I think most women enjoy the fall fashion that comes
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Honestly, as an actress Jessica Alba has been pretty impressive but as a businesswoman she kicks butt. As the owner and founder of The Honest Company, which is now worth $1 billion, Alba exceeded her critics’ expectations many times over. Starting a business is not an easy task and after being rejected multiple times and
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Julie M. Holloway is an artist based in the northwest suburbs of Chicago. She is the founder of JMH Cre8ive, a boutique graphic design agency, and is the curator of a book series titled The Entrepreneur Within You (TEW). TEW is a tribute to and a reminder of our community’s commitment to not just inspiring others,
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