Category: Women

  • Black Girl Podcast Celebrates 1 Year Anniversary! 

    Black Girl Podcast Celebrates 1 Year Anniversary! 

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    It is truly amazing to see how much success you can gain in just one year. On December 22nd,2016, a group of five young, black and beautiful women started The Black Girl Podcast, which was derived from a simple conversation in hallways of Hot 97’s radio station. This podcast would quickly change the standard for future podcasts to come. Sapphira Em, Rebecca, Alysha P, Scottie Beam, and Gia Peppers are the voices behind the mics and they don’t hold back.Over the past year, all of these ladies shared and unpacked a lot of themselves which resonates with their listeners and fans everywhere. There were moments where you laughed with them, cried with them, wanted to fight for them but most importantly you were able to relate to them. Each woman brings something to the table that we as a black community usually take for granted.These women came together and gave a new meaning to being Black AF, and we are all here for it. If you have ever listened to their podcast, you will know that they are pro-black all the time and not afraid to express it. BCP is not only a group of friends but they are a sisterhood that you need in your life to uplift you when you’re feeling down like Sapphira, to pray for and with you like Gia, and to keep you motivated to keep going even when you don’t believe in yourself to do so like Alysha, to give you words of wisdom like Rebecca, or to make sure that you are always good like Scottie. Although we as fans and listeners may have that, we don’t appreciate it as we should, but these ladies will help you to start doing so with your own group of friends.In honor of making a year and being very successful at it, the ladies decided to have an anniversary party, where they invited their friends and fans to join them. The party was held on Thursday, December 21st, 2017, at VNYL at 100 3rd ave in Manhattan. All of the ladies expressed their gratitude, love, and support to those in attendance and so also mingled, danced, and took pictures with whoever wanted one. They even had a few surprises that came to show them love like Ebro of Hot 97’s morning show, along with Peter Rosenberg and DJ Enuff.Partying in a room full of melanin, in support of this fabulous young ladies, gives you a sense of hope that anything you put your mind to and if you work hard for it, it will be possible to achieve. Congratulations ladies on a successful year of Black Girl Podcast, we are all here rooting for your success for many years to come.

  • Time Names the “Silence Breakers” as “Person of the Year”

    Time Names the “Silence Breakers” as “Person of the Year”

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    Time Magazine’s “Person of the Year” selection has finally put all of the rumors and speculations to rest. With Colin Kaepernick and Donald Trump cited to be the most popular choices, it wasn’t clear who would actually win. Instead of going with those two, the popular magazine decided to give the title to the ladies of the #MeToo movement. This movement was the start of exposing high profile celebrities of their sexual harassment acts.The women of this movement include actors and non-actors who all have experienced sexual harassment in the workplace. In the Time article, the women go into detail and paint vivid pictures of their occurrences with their harassers.Actor Ashley Judd recounts her incident with Harvey Weinstein back in 1997 before her career actually took off. “I started talking about Harvey the minute that it happened,” Judd said. “Literally, I exited that hotel room at the Peninsula Hotel in 1997 and came straight downstairs to the lobby, where my dad was waiting for me, because he happened to be in Los Angeles from Kentucky, visiting me on the set. And he could tell by my face—to use his words—that something devastating had happened to me. I told him. I told everyone.” Judd was one of the first women to speak out against Weinstein since the very beginning. It wasn’t until this past October when people started to listen. More actresses including Rose McGowan, Selma Blair, Alyssa Milano, and Taylor Swift all came forward with being sexually harassed. Excerpts of these women’s encounters can be seen Time’s Instagram page.

  • Zendaya Heats Things up in Bruno Mars Latest Video “Versace on the Floor”

    Zendaya Heats Things up in Bruno Mars Latest Video “Versace on the Floor”

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    Zendaya just keeps getting better and better and we are loving. Being the epitome of slaying the red carpet with her lovable fashion sense, the young actress decided to slay in a different way. Zendaya stars in latest Bruno Mars video for Versace on the Floor, and the visuals are sexy.Both Mars and Zendaya play strangers staying at the same hotel right next door to each other. Throughout the video, you can see the 21 – year-old actress, wearing a beautiful ensemble and donning straight hair can be seen dancing around in her room as she listens to Mars sultry voice through the walls. The video really brings out more of a mature side of Zendaya. The video was released this past Sunday and already has over 4 million views on Youtube. Check out the video for yourself.