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Prince Pierre Closes the Door on the Noise With ‘Do Not Disturb’ — Hear the Full Project

Prince Pierre, known for his vibrant contributions to hip hop and queer culture, has released “Do Not Disturb,” an eight-track spoken word poetry project. This introspective piece showcases his growth and journey, moving away from performance to personal expression. The project is also on the ballot for GRAMMY consideration, marking a significant milestone.

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NODAWAY Returns With ‘777 Seasons’ After AI Music Hijacked the Project’s Streaming Pages

Chris Jobe, the artist behind NODAWAY, experienced a resurgence when AI-generated music cluttered his Spotify page. Despite initially viewing his earlier work as a flop, he discovered a dedicated fanbase still engaged with his music. Embracing this newfound recognition, Jobe produced a live album, “777 Seasons,” blending real connections with his artistry.

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“We’re All Very Complex”: Hakeem Kae-Kazim on Average Joe, African Storytelling and a Career Built With Grace

Hakeem Kae-Kazim, an accomplished actor known for diverse roles across multiple mediums, expresses a deep passion for acting, characterized by curiosity and a desire to delve into complex characters. Currently portraying Sipho in Average Joe, he emphasizes understanding the human condition and advocates for richer African narratives in storytelling.

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The Vulva Gala Turned Sex Education Into a Celebration of Community, Culture and Joy

The Vulva Gala, organized by The School of Sexuality Project in Los Angeles, transformed sex education into a vibrant celebration of art, community, and self-expression. Attendees, driven by diverse motivations, shared an engaging experience filled with performances, interactive stations, and fashion, fostering a supportive environment for discussions on sexuality and identity without embarrassment.

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Beyond the Spotlight: GLAAD and CAA Celebrate the Women Shaping Media’s Future

GLAAD’s “Beyond the Spotlight” mixer in Los Angeles united influential women from diverse fields like sports, beauty, and gaming for meaningful discussions on visibility and representation in media. Panelists included Angel McCoughtry, Brandi Andrews, and Jay-Ann Lopez, who shared experiences overcoming industry barriers and emphasized community support for women’s achievements.