“I stand on the shoulders of so many people from this community – it means everything to me.” — Misty Copeland

The Harlem Dandy represents more than just a fashion trend; it is a powerful symbol of resilience, creativity, and the pursuit of self-definition.

Few individuals in the history of music have left a mark as profound as Quincy Jones. With a career that spans over seven decades, Jones has been a force of transformation in the world of music, film, and popular culture.

Judith Jamison’s name reverberates in the world of dance like a deep, resonant note that lingers long after the music fades. She was a figure whose legacy transcends the boundaries of her art form.

There are very few African American Actors who have been as artistically present and central to collective moments of cultural importance in our community as John Amos.

Frankie Beverly will be remembered as a legend in the history of R&B. He will forever be a soul music icon thanks to his classic songs, unforgettable live performances, and an impact that will never fade.

The impact of James Earl Jones cannot be overstated. The diversity of roles he played in theater, film, and television, as well as the iconic status of his deep, powerful voice, enabled him to captivate audiences of all ages.

James has continuously proven his multi-talentedness from his humble beginnings in New Orleans all the way to his recent ascent to fame as an actor and singer.

The legendary R&B and jazz singer Chanté Moore has left an everlasting impression on the music industry with her rich, expressive voice and adaptable style.

Will Downing has been performing for almost 30 years, and along that time he has built a loyal fan base and become famous for his velvety baritone voice and love songs.