Every summer, Baltimore’s LGBT community celebrates Pride. Pride usually spans multiple days with each day being more festive than the last. I was able to stop by the block party and it was packed with people. The day was very […]
Artscape is one of the largest free arts festivals in the nation with thousands of people pouring into Baltimore every year to experience the culture. Here you can find different types of art and no one is ever left out. […]
This weekend I got lucky enough to witness so much greatness! I attended Baltimore‘s 40th annual African American Festival. I have attended this festival almost every year since I’ve known about it. Each year it gets better, the people I […]
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zSR87R9ipA&w=560&h=315] For #MoodyMonday, Chill Moody shows us that he is not only a hip-hop artist but a professional as well. Serving as Philadelphia‘s Music Ambassador, he addresses the Philadelphia City Council about reclaiming the city’s number one spot in […]
Uncommonrealist got a chance to catch up with The Incredible Creation artist, Che Amour. This was shortly after sitting through her listening event for her upcoming new project, Finesse The Plague. The project is due this Spring. She went in […]
We all are aware of the tragic conditions that the residents of Flint, MI are experiencing right now. The water conditions are unsafe and as the days go by the conditions worsen. It is quite evident that officials have been […]
I guess we know who’s having the best night ever! Michael B. Jordan is known to be a hard working young actor and heartthrob. Tonight he reaped the benefits of all of that. Creed may have been the best thing […]
This past Sunday ended The Incredible Creation’s Wu-Tang pop up art showcase at the The Incredible Little Art Gallery. The purpose of this showcase was to pay homage and acknowledge the impact that the Wu-Tang Clan has had on hip-hop […]
If you are not doing anything on November 22nd, Baltimore Soundstage is where you need to be! Not only will you be in the building with TDE‘s Jay Rock, you’ll also be in store for a dope opening act with […]
A different year, same concept, same issues, and somewhat different situations. This past weekend I got to attend the Justice or Else March which was called by Minister Louis Farrakhan. Twenty years ago many activists, black men, and people of […]
