MyBlack^® Lifestyle

• Market for African-American art continues to grow
• Ballet Afrique brings a new artistic vision Austin
• Honoring black inventors, pioneers 365 days a year
• Library helps blacks looking to trace family histories
• Staging the African American Experience
• The Essence Music Festival
• BSC hosting Africa Awareness Week
• New book focuses on the Black Power movement in Bermuda
• Group Honors Best-Dressed African-American Women
• Plays focus on cancer risks in Hispanic, African American communities
• Ethnic Beauty: Green, Crossover Products Big Hits
• Environmentalist Prods Fellow Blacks to Join in Her Crusade
• Fashion Fair Cancels Show. The Age of Black Beauty, R.I.P.?
• Closing of Ebony Fashion Fair means end of an era
• Group sets out to educate people about black Catholics
• 'Diaspora' to be uniting theme of African-American Film Festival
• The Perfect Bible for African-American Teens
• Getting to Africa just got easier
• AME, AME Zion, CME churches join forces to help young black men
• Chef Pierre Thiam On Discovering African Cuisine
• United Airlines to launch Africa flights June 20
• United Airlines to launch Africa flights June 20
• Evidence in Africa: How Do You Do What You Do?
• Evidence in Africa: Dance in the Township of Joza
• Nation of Islam widens how it approaches reform
• Proud to be black — and at the Winter Olympics
• African-American Baptist Mission Collaboration Pledges $50 Million for Haiti
• Blacks in Britain by 300AD
• Stepping off or Stepping Up
• Black churches' 'Great Gathering' to work on social solutions
• Michelle Obama Should Wear LaQuan Smith, Says Andre Leon Talley
• African-American sites in region listed in guide
• The huge burden First Blacks must carry
• African-American genealogy boosted
• Interest in exploring black heritage grows
• African-Americans increasingly going under the knife in quest for perfection
• The University of Texas' Newest (Non-Football) Addition
• Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture Appoints Three New Council Members
• Black history is American history, historian Dodson says
• Celebrating Kwanzaa With Maya Angelou
• I'm Dreaming of a Black Christmas
• African-American Books in Today's Marketplace
• Informer Top 50 African American Books
• Plans for International African American Museum
• African American men honored at Tribute to Black Men
• Landreth Seed Co. turns 225, launches African American collection
• Harlem drawings serve as snapshot of black culture
• Conference to highlight black influence in music
• Miami's black Episcopal churches recall segregation
• Artistic explorations of Mexico's African roots
• Get an education in wine at African American Vintners
• African College Students in US Promote their Heritage
• UNCG hosts conference on African-American culture, experiences
• Willard Jenkins: On Talking With Black Jazz Writers
• Big Brothers/Big Sisters exec challenges Black men to mentor youth
• Blacks Still Drawn To Islam
• 'Texas in Queens': Junior wranglers find refuge with black cowboys
• African-American roots
• Faith schools could prove virtuous for black students
• Why President Obama Means So Much More to Us
• Remembering the 'Rosie the Riveter' of black Baltimore
• Jacob Lawrence and the Urban Experience
• The Fourth Annual East End Black Film Festival Announced
• American Airlines launches travel site for black Americans
• L.A. exhibition celebrates more than 500 years of African-American contributions
• Items needed for inventions exhibit on black Americans
• Black belt jonesing: American martial arts culture's roots in the black community
• Story of Americans with Native and black ancestry stirs deep emotions
• Africa DNA Tests May Help Slave Descendants Trace Ancestry
• The 'essence' of Africa
• Philly 360 Campaign Hopes To Attract African-American Visitors
• First black woman tipped for top French book prize
• Black models are shunned
• Black Methodists still striving for unity in church
• American Girl 2010 'Girl of the Year Doll' Rumored to Be an African American Doll
• Designers Bring Africa to Runways, Leave Models Behind
• How “Going Green” Can Be The New Black For Black Community
• New black Barbies get mixed reviews
• Black art exhibit inspirational
• Step show rooted in West African culture
• Sunday tea highlights black Vancouver
• Six Inducted In Arkansas Black Hall Of Fame
• Local NAACP Celebrates Centennial Anniversary
• Black Doll Collectors Find History, Fun at Annual Show
• New black Barbie with 'realistic' African features gets mixed reviews
• DID FRENCH VOGUE CROSS LINE WITH BLACKFACE PHOTOS?
• Celebrating the first African American Cover Girl Katiti Kironde
• Women, Power And African Hair
• Black Power scholar to visit UA
• For many black women, hair reflects who they are
• Black American Poetry
• 'Untold Story of Black Mormons' is told
• Annual Rodeo Showcases African-American Cowboy Heritage
• Organization brings community to African, African-American women
• Purdue, black pride merge in film
• Black genealogical groups to converge on city
• More Blacks Thinking Green
• Hip-hop: From urban Black and Latino youth culture to global influence
• Start improving our black communities
• “America I AM: The African American Imprint”
• Barbie to Get More Racially Authentic Features
• Top five black history venues
• Miss Black Iowa visits Davenport Public Library
• Tourism campaign luring black travelers to Phila.
• Go beyond the beach in the Dominican Republic
• Tavis Smiley brings touring blockbuster on African American history to L.A.
• FAMU Alumni Bring African-American Art collection to the Brogan Museum and their Alma Mater
• Prince Hall Shriners will bring deep history to Cincinnati
• Ethnicity of nannies: Parents’ new status symbol?
• Tyler Museum of Art Opens Lecture Series With African-American Artist Jean Lacy
• ‘Black Judaism’ has roots in Kansas
• Black figures wax eloquent
• Black Americans Are Using DNA To Trace Their African Roots
• National Baptist Convention President to speak at All-University Worship
• Explore culture at African-American Heritage Festival
• African American Heritage Festival
• Firm distributes wines robust in black pride
• Encyclopedia of African-American Writing, Five Centuries of Contribution: Writers, Poets, Publications, Trials & Triumphs Through American History
• Exhibit displays African-American GI’s
• Ad campaign encourages Black families to adopt
• Black environmentalists, skiers, climbers, scuba divers set to present at historic conference: Breaking the color barrier in the Great American Outdoors
• Culturally Relevant Bible for African-American Children Debuts This Fall
• African-American churches in the East Bay give immigrants voice
• Scientology appealing to African-Americans
• University of Wisconsin studying hip hop
• African-American women honored in Oakland for green leadership
• Black Beauty in Colombia
• Renowned Chef Delilah Winder and Nationally Recognized Dietitian Urge African Americans to Keep Dairy in Their Diet as Part of a Healthy Lifestyle
• Elegant Africana
• A House in the Hamptons?: Historic Vacation Spots of the Black Elite
• Aiming to add more diversity under America's blue skies
• The 10 Most Significant Blacks in U.S. Fashion
• Black Hair, Still Tangled in Politics
• The real 'Sister Act': Black nuns in America
• Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity celebrates African-American boys and Motown in New Orleans Convention
• Martha's Vineyard is rooted in black history
• A Community on Martha's Vineyard Is Summer's Home For Elite Blacks
• Mom's legacy is world renowned black collection
• Teen becomes youngest Black female to pilot cross-country
• For blacks, hair to die for
• Real Black (Hair) Is The New Black: Tyra Gets Real
• Old black church may be reborn as museum
• What black parents tell their children
• The rise of the black Mormon
• African Americans honor 'hair-itage'
• African American History Digital Library Launches
• "She's Pretty for a Dark-Skinned Girl..."
• Bleaching and lightening products remain popular, but few seem to want admit to using them
• Loss of Private Collection of African-American Art Mourned
• Black is Beautiful… Depending on Your Complexion???
• One On 1: B. Smith Holds Keys To Style Empire
• Black women are returning to their 'roots'
• Michelle can use fashion to assist Africa
• Fashionistas honor Michelle Obama’s style
• A taste of the Obamas at Japan’s July 4th party
• Disney adds robotic Obama to attraction
• MyBlack Loves Turks and Caicos
• The Status Quotient
• Don't Postpone Joy
• How Facebook Is Affecting School Reunions
• Rock-bottom prices for summer fun in the Caribbean
• Procrastination pays off for some summer travelers
• Older black men feel productive, achieve prestige at church
• Soweto weekend: B&B, Mandela tour, protest museum
• Nutrition: Parents’ Healthy Diet Has Little Influence
• Bingeing on Celebrity Weight Battles
• Pediatricians take on bullies, dating violence
• The Gift of Books for High School Graduates
• The Style Imperative
• Beauty Tips For Every Season
• Sunrise to Sunset in Zanzibar
• Underground R&B
• The Fitness Plan For Couples
• Touring Obama's Ancestral Homeland :
• Keep Holiday Stress to a Minimum: Learn to Say No
• Obama and You? A Strategy for the Big Day