Since this column aims to highlight aspects of culture of which readers may be unaware, it tends to avoid becoming too philosophical. However, having just read David Stubbs’s recent study Different Times: A History of British Comedy, I feel a little philosophy is required on the subject of British humour.
A new Los Angeles art exhibition is shining some fabulous light on the beauty of Black women’s agency in all aspects of their life. The HoochieCon exhibition launched on June 16 at Junior High — which is a queer community space located in the Glendale neighborhood of LA. Curated and founded by Zorine Truly, the… Continue reading HoochieCon Art Exhibition Celebrates Black Women’s Sexuality and Self-Confidence