Underground Hip Hop Queen, Barbie Quinn is an up-and-running artist from Atlanta.

@holliworldent 2020 Atlanta Hip Hop Awards Winner For Slept On Female Rap Artist Of The Year #whitegirlgotbars management @kami_tee

Originally from Philadelphia before moving to Atlanta Georgia, Barbie Quinn has gotten offers from the likes of CASH MONEY and even landed a Feature with Rap Legend Lil Wayne.

Hala is a 24-year-old nationally known curve and plus-size model. She has always enjoyed the art of capturing moments on film especially portraits. Her friends say that “she has always had a sex appeal and that the camera loves her.” Mahala is 5’9 and has a mysterious sexy look. It’s no surprise she’s modeling now and enjoying every moment of it.

Mahala started her career as an artist/painter. She enjoyed drawing and painting faces launching her first company Preudhomme Art & Design in late 2016. She is mostly known for her artwork and activism within the Black and feminist movements. Mahala purchased her first camera; a Sony ar7ii shortly after launching Preudhomme Art & Design to take high-quality photos of her work for prints. At the time she was living in Los Angeles and started taking candid shots of her model and actress friends. In 2019 Mahala launched two separate companies: Hala At Me Photography and Sahara Head Wraps where she focused on portraiture. By this time Mahala was modeling for companies throughout the United States shooting in New York, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta & Charlotte. After receiving recognition from Kim Kardashian and her brand "Skims" Mahala decided she couldn't make excuses any longer and has focused her attention on modeling.

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Jake Mattera was a finalist at the Boston Comedy Festival and he is a 3x finalist at Helium Comedy’s Philly’s Funniest competition. Jake has acted in sketches that have appeared on CONAN and he is featured regularly as a guest on Philadelphia’s top radio shows. He has been invited to perform at many prestigious festivals all over the country, including Big Sky Comedy Festival, Laughing Skull Comedy Festival, Limestone Comedy Festival, San Francisco Sketchfest, HBO’s Women In Comedy Festival, and more. He has opened for: Dave Attell, Nate Bargatze, Ron Funches, and Roy Wood Jr. among others. You can follow Jake on Twitter @JakeMattera.

Jontha Links is the brainchild of lifelong musicians Shamik Ganguly and Conrad Kisunzu. Both picking up instruments as children, the pair’s talents converge in something they’ve been working for their entire lives. The pair’s music is unmistakable: soulful melodies, immaculate production, and unique self-awareness that’s both refreshing and captivating. Hailing from The Midwest and taking up residence in Los Angeles, California, Jontha Links have immersed themselves in a creative mecca. They’ve surrounded themselves by a community of diverse artists, creating their own music festival “Garageland” to showcase all talent in their circle from the heart of South Los Angeles. Jontha Links gets no lack of local love either. After moving to Los Angeles, the pair performed a homecoming show at the iconic Bottom of the Hill venue in San Francisco. The event sold out, packed to the brim with friends and artists - a true highlight of their success thus far. With 1 million + streams to date and a rapidly growing fanbase, Jontha Links’ future is radiant.

Morgan Smith whose creative name is Pho By Mo is a self-taught black female photographer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 

Pho By Mo photography focuses on celebrating diverse bodies & capturing the beauty and strength of women of all races, sizes, and ages. Her main goal is to empower and inspire women with her work. Her work has been published in Playboy, Vanity Fair, Wall Street Journal, New York Magazine, Essence, among other publications. In addition to photography, and in line with her main goal, she also curates and hosts the biannual women’s only art showcase, Time To Pretend.

Mackenzie Rose Brown, also known as ‘Rose Golden’ is a visual storyteller based in Philly. She is a lover of all things art, education, and community, which have all come together to create RGFlicks.

RGFlicks is a service created for individuals that are eager to be the change they want to see in the world. This platform encourages artists and provides various means of education, empowerment, and expression. RGFlicks evokes emotions, captures the moments, and honors the essence of creative minds and progressive thinkers.

It began as a way to showcase beautiful souls and has since transformed into a movement devoted to ensuring we see ourselves in the light we were created and through the eyes of the One who created us. RGFlicks wants to help bring your vision to life and tell your story through snapshots in time.

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Dr. Michelle Myers is an award-winning poet, community activist, and educator.  As a founding member of the Asian American female spoken word poetry group Yellow Rage, she was one of the first Asian American women to appear on HBO’s Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry; in the first live Def Poetry Jam show presented at the 2001 HBO U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Colorado; and in the Def Poetry Jam College Tour.

Dr. Myers has a new show that will be premiering at The Berrie Center for the Visual and Performing Arts at Ramapo College of NJ.  It's called "Mudang Magic," and that will air as part of the Berrie Center's Made in Jersey series.  The video of the performance will also be available on YouTube until mid-May.  Below is a link to the press release.

https://www.ramapo.edu/news/press-releases/ramapo-colleges-berrie-center-announces-new-made-in-jersey-broadcasts/

Facebook: Michelle Myers

Instagram: mixed_asian_mama_

Email: [email protected] or [email protected]

Website: https://michellemyerspoet.com

Ernest Owens is an award-winning journalist and CEO of Ernest Media Empire, LLC. He is the Editor at Large for Philadelphia Magazine and President of the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists. He is the host of the hit podcast "Ernestly Speaking!" As an openly Black gay journalist, he has made headlines for speaking frankly about intersectional issues in society regarding race, LGBTQ, and pop culture.

His work has earned countless honors, which includes landing on the 2020 Forbes 30 Under 30 list, being named the 2017 Emerging Journalist of the Year by the National Association of Black Journalists, winning the 2018 Sigma Delta Chi Award from the Society of Professional Journalists, the 2019 National City & Regional Magazine Award by the City & Regional Magazine Association, and receiving the 2019 NEXT Award by the American Society of Magazine Editors.

Website: ernestowens.com

Nyemade Boiwu is an award-winning writer, speaker, and digital content strategist. She’s also had a 14-year career at one of the leading banks in the country. In addition to her career, community involvement has always been important to Nyemade. She’s the moderator for NAMI Delaware’s monthly Sharing Hope Community Conversations. She is the Executive Director for Every Man Counts and the Program Director for Empower & Educate. Nyemade strives to use her talent for communication to raise awareness about various social issues. She's the lifestyle editor for Queen Size Magazine, co-host of YouTube show More Than My Size, she does IG live interviews twice a week and she contributes as a freelance writer to several publications throughout the nation.

Link:

https://linktr.ee/thatafricanbutterfly