By Symphony Webb Thursday night was nothing short of great vibes as Grammy-Nominated singer, songwriter, and producer A-Lex hosted a private listening party in Houston, Texas, for his new upcoming album, From A Seed. Guests were allowed to preview snippets of each song on the album and give their feedback. The Decatur Ga. native has at least 12... Continue Reading →
By Symphony Webb May 9, 2020 We are all doing our part to decrease the spread of COVID-19, but some individuals are going the extra mile to make sure that no one is forgotten during this time. One person in-particular is Houston's own Grundy Wiley or better known as GMayne Da Wreck of Wreck Visuals.... Continue Reading →
She created her own lane; now she’s blazin the trail! Houston’s own Paige J is an evolving sexologist that specializes in everything from sex, love, and relationships; she even writes Short erotic stories that can take your mind places that you never thought it could go! Photo cred: Taylor M Hayden (photographer) This young media... Continue Reading →
DeSoto, Tx.- Destiny Brannon thought that she was done with DeSoto High School after walking across the stage and receiving her diploma; however, that was not the case for the 18-year-old high school graduate. Destiny was named the class valedictorian; the highest achievement a graduate can have, but her victory was short lived when Brannon... Continue Reading →
Tuesday morning iconic fashion designer Kate Spade was found dead in her Manhattan apartment. She hanged herself in an apparent suicide and was found by her housekeepers. Police say that spade left a note that addressed her husband and 13-year-old daughter; there are no details revealing what was said in the note. Although mental health... Continue Reading →
Jessica Dupart, also known as Da Real BB Judy is booked, busy, and blessed as she is packing up her knowledge and giving it away for FREE! Kaleidoscope Hair Prod CEO is sharing how she grew her business and became one of the biggest social media influencers and took her business to the next level!... Continue Reading →
“Sometimes, all we need is a little hope.” Summer is almost over and it’s time to go school shopping! For most college students this time can be both exciting and intimidating. Leaving home for the first time, not knowing what to pack, what to leave at home, meeting new people; it can all be very... Continue Reading →
Guest packed the Ronin Art House Friday June 9 for the 3rd annual Who Runs Houston Fashion Show and Alzheimer’s awareness event. According to alz.org Alzheimer's is a type of dementia that causes problems with memory, thinking and behavior. WRH was started by Jasmine “DJ 4.0” Lofton, a young Black entrepreneur from Dallas Texas back in... Continue Reading →
Although this article is a couple of weeks old I still feel that it is important that TUGD readers are aware of this information. Another teen fight video has made its way to the internet, however this time jabs and swings turned into handshakes and wisdom. A courageous bystander by the name of Ibn... Continue Reading →
After meeting with several presidents and chancellors of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) secretary of education released a statement to the public about structural reform of educational funding and how important funding is for HBCUs. However, her understanding seems to be a bit off. DeVos states: “Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have done... Continue Reading →
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