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Netflix for Jazz? Quincy Jones’s Qwest TV Takes Concerts and Films Digital | The New York Times

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Qwest will operate like a highly specialized version of Netflix: Members pay a small fee each month for access to the full video library.

Basquiat Left School at 17—and Made New York Museums His Classroom | Artsy

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By the time Basquiat was included in the “Times Square Show,” he’d begun to talk about his influences: a pantheon of artist-heroes he’d encountered over many years of museum visits.

This Moving Video Featuring Andra Day’s ‘Rise Up’ And Heaven King Takes Mommy-Daughter Goals To A Whole New Level | Essence

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In collaboration with Grammy nominee Andra Day, Tianne King is using dance and music to showcase her life raising YouTube sensation Heaven. And beware; it’s a tearjerker.

Carmen de Lavallade is 86 and still the best dancer in the room | The Washington Post

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De Lavallade’s ability to express psychological meaning through her body, to disappear inside the choreography and mold herself to wildly different artistic styles, has been her life’s work.

How Spike Lee’s She’s Gotta Have It reboot takes aim at gentrified Brooklyn | The Guardian

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Lee’s 10-part Netflix remix of his 1986 comedy takes place in a neighborhood that’s become overpriced for and underpopulated by a community squeezed out.

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It’s Now Illegal For Americans To Travel To Cuba Solo | Travel Noire

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Strolling freely through the streets of Havana and booking a hotel room in the heart of Cuba is about to get a lot tougher for Americans thanks to new travel and commerce restrictions established by the Trump administration.

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“Grits Queen” of Palm Beach Redefines BRUNCH! #BlackGirlMagic | The Hungry Black Man

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Grits are a staple in Southern American cuisines, especially in low country cooking, even being named the state food for the state of South Carolina.

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Historically black beach enclaves are fighting to save their history and identity | The Denver Post

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Some historically black beach communities that have long escaped major property development and an influx of investors are increasingly fending off both.

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‘The Green Book of South Carolina’ – New York Amsterdam News

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The South Carolina African-American Heritage Commission has recently launched an exciting new mobile travel guide, “The Green Book of South Carolina,” to help residents and visitors from all over the world navigate to the more than 300 African-American cultural sites across the state’s 46 counties.

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Seven Black traveler accounts you should be following on Instagram – New York Amsterdam News

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Don’t you wish you could be on a permanent vacation, traveling from various cities to exotic islands and back again?