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- Sep 28, 2026
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Infinity Song is done asking for permission (opens the original)
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Before Infinity Song had a name, a catalog, or an audience, the Boyd siblings shared a language. Music coursed through their Detroit home, where their father directed choirs and faith provided another connection, so singing together felt less like a career decision and more like an extension of family life. “We’ve been singing together since we were really, really young,” Infinity Song member Abraham Boyd told Newsweek. “Music is our family. It’s a language in our family. Faith and music [are] t
Ro$ama is ready for the regular season (opens the original)
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Before Ro$ama had a studio, he had a PlayStation, a cassette recorder and a circle of childhood friends in Paris, Texas, where the 2009 game 50 Cent: Blood in the Sand supplied the instrumentals and imagination handled the rest. “Once you beat the game, they give you all the instrumentals,” he told Newsweek, recalling how he positioned the television beside the recorder, pressed play and began freestyling at nine years old. “It really didn’t matter what beat it was.” Music quickly became a famil
How Broccoli City built an experience around access, culture and community (opens the original)
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Before Brandon McEachern and partners built Broccoli City into a nationally recognized cultural platform, he searched for a gathering place where music, entrepreneurship, wellness and community could occupy the same space. During the blog era, when discovery moved through sites such as 2DopeBoyz and artists could become movements before radio caught up, he saw an opening. “At the time, I didn’t see anything that actually was geared toward us,” McEachern told Newsweek, recalling the conversations
J. Alphonse Nicholson is building bridges through fatherhood in “Lanterns” (opens the original)
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Actor J. Alphonse Nicholson understood John Stewart Sr.'s role. In HBO’s Lanterns, the role required panic, pride, and paternal regret, but its full reach emerged as viewers reconsidered a man who first seemed “insane,” because beneath his severity sat a father carrying fear, turmoil, and choices he could no longer outrun. “When I learned the range I’ll be able to show in the role, I was like, ‘Oh, they’re going to eat this up. This is going to be love,’” Nicholson told Newsweek, and although he
Comics (opens the original)
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ComicsJoseph Illidge and Illuminous Turn Big Ideas Into Enduring Comic WorldsJoseph Illidge’s Illuminous helps creators develop durable comic worlds and bring original IP to market.By Devin Robertson | 11 min readComicsBioworld’s Heroes & Villains Debuts Doomsday-Themed SDCC Booth + Merch11 min readSpider manTom Holland Reveals His Role in Bringing Miles Morales in MCU’s ‘Spider-Man’3 min readComicsSupergirl’s Tom King Is Building ‘Intimate Epics’ Across the DCU9 min readComicsWebtoon to Debut H
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