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YSL BEAUTY CHAMPIONS THE NEXT GENERATION OF SCENT, SPORT AND STYLE: SHAI GILGEOUS-ALEXANDER AS A U.S. VOICE OF MYSLF ABSOLU
YSL Beauty celebrates three-time All-NBA First Team, and reigning NBA MVP and Finals MVP, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, as a U.S. Voice for the new iteration of MYSLF: MYSLF ABSOLU. An embodiment of modern, multi-dimensional athleticism-meets-iconicity, Shai is a dynamic and stylish force both on and off the court, where his skill and individual creativity join to create a radical expression.
Bridging the Parent-Teen Gap: SheKnows Launches How to Raise Adults Series
SheKnows announced the launch of How to Raise Adults, a new content series offering insights from teens on navigating the complex transition from adolescence to adulthood. Covering mental health, financial literacy, technology, relationships, and social trends, the series offers an authentic look into teen perspectives and the issues shaping the next generation. As part of the How to Raise Adults series, SheKnows is proud to partner with BetterHelp to spotlight accessible mental health resources that help teens build lifelong well-being.
Everyday Habits That Could Help Protect Your Brain Health and Prevent Cognitive Decline
Whether you're in your 30s or your 70s, it’s never too early—or too late—to start protecting your brain. Research continues to show that certain daily habits can reduce the risk of cognitive decline, Alzheimer’s disease, and other forms of dementia. The good news? These are changes anyone can start making today.
What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You
How many times have you heard the phrase, “What you don’t know can’t hurt you”? Well, that statement—like many others repeated in our Black culture—is simply not true. A similar phrase, “Ignorance is bliss”, is also misleading. In reality, what we don’t know can and often does hurt us. It has puzzled me for years why these sayings have been passed down through generations, especially in a culture that has more churches per capita than any other community. My Bible reminds me, “For lack of knowledge, my people perish.” How about yours?
ComEd Crew Leader Finds Career That Changes His Life
Mark Muhammad enrolled in the Overhead Electrical Line Worker program at Dawson Technical Institute. He was looking for employment and a career that would enable him to earn enough to take care of himself and start a family. He wanted a program that would train him and provide a path to hiring. When he saw the Overhead Electrical Line Worker program, it looked like the kind of program that would provide just the kind of opportunity that he was looking for. Muhammad recently graduated from the ComEd crew leader program and is now a Network High-Rise Crew Leader.
Destiny Outreach Celebrates Apprentices With A Showcase
Destiny Outreach recently celebrated the graduation of its first cohort of the DO! Entertainment Industry Apprenticeship Program (EIAP).
UChicago Medicine Community Benefit Report Touts Investments In Communities
The University of Chicago Medicine recently released its Community Benefit Report for fiscal year 2024. The report shows it invested $715 million in 2024 in an effort to reduce health disparities and strengthen community health. The effort not only includes the South side of Chicago, but also the South Suburbs and Northwest Indiana, through the University of Chicago Medical Center in Hyde Park and UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial in Harvey.
Queer Quest Self Discovery Event Is Set For Early October In Chicago
Dr. Jessica Esquivel, B. Sci PhD, and her wife Emily Esquivel, Ma, LCPC, have been thinking about hosting an event that would infuse community, creativity and collective liberation.
City Of Harvey Receives Much Needed Water Infrastructure Improvements
Recently, the city of Harvey, along with Cook County elected officials, announced the completion of an emergency water supply main project, located at 129th and Halsted. According to the Bureau of Asset management, replacing the water main ensures that the city of Harvey has reliable water service.
First all-Black high school polo team makes competition debut
The Atlanta BEST Academy Polo Team recently made its competition debut at the 8th Annual Atlanta Polo Party during the 2025 Soul Symphony Weekend. Caleb Choice-Sanchez, Syncere Poole, Declan Fitzpatrick, Ryland Hammond, Mikel Banks, and Quinn Ramsey led the Atlanta BEST Academy Polo Team to a 4-3 victory over the Starr Creek Polo Club from Cumming, Georgia.
Comcast Opens Flagship Lift Zone at the Aspire Center for Workforce Innovation in Chicago to Advance Digital Skills and Job Training Opportunities
Comcast today opened a Flagship Lift Zone at the Aspire Center for Workforce Innovation that will advance digital skills and job training opportunities in Chicago. Located in the city’s Austin neighborhood, the Flagship Lift Zone is powered by Comcast Business and housed at the recently opened 76,000-square-foot hub for workforce training and economic development.
The Village of Burnham To Hold Public Meeting On The Burnham Avenue Railroad Crossing Study
Notice of Public Meeting, The Village of Burnham, with assistance from the Cook County Department of Transportation and Highways (DOTH), initiated the Burnham Avenue Railroad Crossing Study (formerly the Burnham Avenue Grade Separation Project).
Elite Media Invites Game-Changers to Crash Panel Season and Receive a $50,000 Prize Towards Bringing Their Vision to Life
Elite Media is looking to flip the ad game on its head. The independent, Black-owned, female-led creative agency recently named one of the 2025 Inc. 5000 fastest-growing companies, is issuing a challenge to find worthy competitors, partners, and allies to create real-time impact and influence via its newly launched initiative A Crash Course in OutGooding — a series of bold actions designed to call out, shake up, and level up the industry.
The ELC Awards $2 Million in Scholarships to More Than 100 Emerging Business Leaders in 2025 Cohort
The Executive Leadership Council (ELC) proudly announces the recipients of its 2025 ELC Scholarships, awarding $2 million in academic support to 102 outstanding undergraduate and graduate students. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the ELC's flagship scholarship program, a transformative initiative that has supported over 1,100 students since its launch in 1995.
