“St. Patrick’s Day” NOT “Drink Your Life Away”
In a dream one night, St. Patrick heard Irish voices asking him to convert them to Christianity. Heeding that call, he studied to become a priest, and years later he went to Ireland as a Christian missionary.
[VINTAGE] Gretchen Parlato
Jazz doesn’t die, it multiplies; changes form, modulates and manifests itself in the shape and image of a new generation.
Jon Chu Steps Up
The guy whose artistic eye is responsible for directing dance flicks Step Up 2: The Streets and the recently released Step Up 3D, as well as the popular LXD (League of Extraordinary Dancers) web series.
[VINTAGE] Why Can’t We Be Friends?
Can men and women ever be “just friends”? Is that a question we even need to be asking ourselves anymore? It’s not as if this is an antiquated age, where men must BE MEN and DO MANLY THINGS and the wimmens must STAY IN THE KITCHEN.
[VINTAGE] Lalah Hathaway / Rahsaan Patterson
Everyone has the potential to be a Top 40 artist; what’s more important is that their music live forever…
Anwar’s Voice
Everyone wants to be a hero. We’ve got sports heroes and movie heroes, superheroes and Good Samaritan heroes, war heroes and folk heroes. But what about the folks who have made a decision to help build the minds of the future? The people who face increasingly difficult odds to make a difference in the lives of our youth? What about our heroes…of the classroom?
PJ Morton & BSLADE INTERVIEW
Why is music so divided? There is a division in music between gospel and secular music. “Love is God. God is Love. So, why can’t it be spoken of?”
[VINTAGE] Mali Music
A far cry from many contemporary Christian tracks spun on today’s airwaves, Jamaal “Mali Music” Pollard pushes the boundaries of the gospel genre while maintaining a concise and clear spiritual message to a pop-culture driven generation.
