This isn’t solely for the hip-hop heads. This definitely isn’t for the occasional fans. This here is for the people who use music as a mental escape from the harsh world that we live in. You know that pair of […]
Don’t let anyone steer your wrong by telling you that nothing good comes out of Baltimore. Believe it or not, this city is the home of the movers, shakers, and tastemakers. 33-year-old Akio Evans definitely defies that stereotype. Growing up […]
The great thing about Baltimore is that there are a variety of businesses to support. From food to skin care, you can find black business owners in all categories. Meet Dana Rhone, a 25-year-old entrepreneur who cares about your skin! […]
It seems like every day we are expressing our likes and dislikes for something new. Whether it’s Trump, chicken, or going on walks in the park, we all take it to social media and for a few days, we blab […]
In this internet age that we live in, we have access to hundreds of thousands of controversial topics, be it a mother and child’s nude photo shoot, to footage of adults screaming racial slurs and obscenities at innocent protestors, […]
Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. These are the four most used social media platforms, and while they do differ in ways that matter, they are also similar in ways that make them all unoriginal. A few months ago, Instagram took […]
Carlton Anderson: ‘Among The Clouds’ Carlton Anderson is a Baltimore City native who attended Digital Harbor High School. While there, he had an internship at the Visionary Art Museum. He helped to make the mosaic tiling on the building. That experience started […]
International Women’s Day was this Wednesday and the women of the country began a campaign called #ADayWithoutWomen, in which they were supposed to take the day off from work and just take the time to cater to themselves and their […]
Sex has always been a hot button topic in society. As history has shown us, perspectives and ideas about sex and sexuality have been a part of an ever-evolving discussion as to what is or aren’t decent or taboo. The […]
A few months ago, I was presented with the opportunity to edit, and write the introductory essay, for a screenplay by my good friend, and fellow City Knight, Patrick Noel. Recently, I sat down with him and discussed One Night […]
