

Rachel‘s story in the Bible (found in Genesis 29–35) is a journey of deep romantic love, family deception, prolonged longing, and eventual fulfillment through God’s timing. Continue reading


Rachel‘s story in the Bible (found in Genesis 29–35) is a journey of deep romantic love, family deception, prolonged longing, and eventual fulfillment through God’s timing. Continue reading


Mahalia Jackson’s powerful rendition of Leaning on the Everlasting Arms stands as one of the most definitive recordings of this classic gospel hymn. Known globally as the “Queen of Gospel,” Continue reading


The classic gospel anthem Jesus Can Work It Out by Dr. Charles G. Hayes and the Cosmopolitan Church of Prayer Choir (The Warriors) features the celebrated soloist Dianne Williams—known as the “Adlib Queen”—who earned a Stellar Award for her performance on the track. Continue reading




The Jacksons’ Destiny Tour Live from London refers to the group’s historic performances at London’s iconic Rainbow Theatre in February 1979.

Captured by the BBC for a television broadcast, this concert showcases a pivotal moment in music history: the exact transition era where a 20-year-old Michael Jackson was stepping out as a creative force just months before releasing his breakthrough solo album, Off the Wall.
The Jacksons Destiny Tour -Live from London (1979)


At Lagos Fashion Week 2026, the design label Geometric Motion unveiled its Spring/Summer 2027 collection titled Indigo Exoskeleton. Continue reading


Produced by Chad Stahelski (John Wick franchise), and written and directed by Takashi Doscher, KARŌSHI is an action-thriller set in a near-future Manhattan, where corporate loyalty and cultural tradition have reshaped everyday life. When a mysterious outsider infiltrates a powerful company after a worker’s death, he exposes the violent system hidden beneath its polished surface. Continue reading


Los Angeles based soul trio The Womack Sisters delivered a captivating live performance of their track I Am Your Season on the minimalistic, signature yellow stage of Colors Studios. Continue reading
An esplanade is an outdoor place to walk; in 1975 Paul Taylor, inspired by the sight of a girl running to catch a bus, created a masterwork based on pedestrian movement. Continue reading
By Walter Rutledge


Most dancemakers are freelance artists. Rather than working as a full-time employee for a single company these modern-day troubadours are self-employed creative professionals, who sell their artwork and expertise on a project to project or contract basis. Despite the entrepreneurial responsibilities many artists enjoy the artistic and creative freedom. In the second part of the O&A NYC interview with Robert Battle he discusses his return to the freelance world. Continue reading