Since 2015, Diaspora Salon has provided a sanctuary for Baltimore’s natural hair community that is a celebration of what our hair is, without interference or alteration.

If you’re looking for things to stream during the writers strike, look closer to home with projects either filmed, based in or involving people from Charm City.

The air quality alerts stemming from the Canadian wildfires are yet another health-related reason I’ll keep wearing masks.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and others can’t stop talking about the crime in Baltimore, which doesn’t make where they live any safer.

When Mike Wallace infamously asked Tina Turner whether she thought she deserved the trappings of her success, he raised a question sadly familiar to working women.

Having a Black Ariel in the new "Little Mermaid" movie felt like its own fairy tale for some. Here's what one group of viewers thought.

The "Succession" series finale, which airs Sunday, is about generational trauma as much as it's about fascism, betrayal and wealth.

Meet Talia Smith, a Maryland resident who, unlike me, successfully auditioned for "The Voice."

Keeping your doors unlocked is not a sign of superiority or safety. It's baffling.

Twitter blue checks, once used to verify your identity, have given way to a topsy turvy world of uncertainty and trolling for the low price of $8.

I didn’t become a parent expecting gifts, as raising a nice, responsible kid who’s a good person is reward enough. But since we’re on the subject ...

I crossed paths with a friendly phone store employee who was fatally shot at the same location the next day. I can’t make sense of it.

Chesapeake Shakespeare Company’s “Hamlet” is sleeker, shorter and more modern, but it's still the Bard’s broody tragedy.

The late resident and former Maryland Poet Laureate embraced the city’s earthiness, Blackness and strength in her work.

The recent loss of my grandmother proves that no amount of expertise can conquer the shock, panic and sadness.

“Love Is Blind” host Vanessa Lachey set off a firestorm when she kept pestering the cast about when they might have kids. Offscreen, it’s a question a lot of us have had to endure.

What are the new rules about spoilers? Or are there any at all as our TV and movie viewing habits have changed water cooler chats both physical and digital?

Baltimore is no Los Angeles, but we’ve got our share of star encounters that range from the A-list to the terrifying.

Is there something special happening here right now? Or have we always been this cool, and every once in a while, other people notice?

Being a Black woman "was always about someone else’s impression of what I was supposed to be, getting to be either gracious or stank about it. We have to perform niceness,” said one Baltimorean.