Daniel Stewart, the innovative author behind DSYD LLC Books, is capturing the hearts and imaginations of young readers with his engaging and culturally rich children’s books. With a background in education and a passion for storytelling, Stewart has emerged as a prominent voice in children's literature.

Rising star Daniel Stewart is thrilled to announce that his latest single, “Reboot,” has been nominated for a prestigious award. This heartfelt track, which reflects a deeply personal journey, has captivated listeners and industry professionals alike.

Atlanta, GA – August 20, 2024 – DSYD Films LLC proudly announces the latest works and creative journey of Daniel Stewart, a dynamic filmmaker whose passion for storytelling is evident in every frame. With roots in Brooklyn and a penchant for clean, inspiring cinema, Stewart’s work is rapidly gaining recognition for its unique blend of hope, humor, and heartfelt narratives.

The fashion world descended upon Atlanta on April 28th for the highly anticipated Spring Fest Fashion Show, hosted by Baranco MPR and proudly sponsored by Clark Atlanta University. The event showcased the latest collection from renowned fashion designer and entrepreneur, Chance Sanderlin, under his label OverratedBrand.

Chance Sanderlin, the visionary behind OverratedBrand, is making waves in the world of fashion with his unique, creative, and thoughtfully crafted clothing. Hailing from Baltimore, Maryland, the 18-year-old designer started his journey at the age of 12, evolving from basic t-shirts to an impressive array of clothing items, including coats, hats, sweatsuits, and lounge wear.

Reach Worldwide, a faith-based organization is collaborating with CVS Health and Excel Church in Conyers, GA, to present a Night of Education, "Secure The Mind: A Conversation on Mental Wellness." This life-changing event will take place on Friday, May 13, 2022, at 7 pm EST.

"The amazing thing about this journey is that African Americans have a country that they can call home,” said Journey Home Festival co-creator, Den Tut Rayay.

Dr. Ruth Moore has launched ‘Building Resiliency: 32 Days to a Better You.’ a compelling look into the human psyche and our ability to transform our own truth. Navigating the world is hard, it becomes more of a challenge when PTSD, Trauma, Abuse, and other outside elements impact how we move through life and all of its circumstances.

Producer and screenwriter, Angela Marie Hutchinson, has been tapped by Brat TV to serve as the showrunner for a new Facebook Watch show. The upcoming series project is an unscripted comedy docuseries that follows the life of a mega influencer as they renovate a beloved family member’s home.

Ja’Vonne Harley is a travel expert and influencer with 25+ years of industry experience. Ja’Vonne is a recognized pioneer in the strategy, design, and execution of immersive, experiential group travel and events. With a background in broadcast journalism, Ja’Vonne values the power of communication – she delivers engaging travel and culture content via multiple channels.

The event will take place to educate student-athletes, and parents, on safety while participating in sports.

The Jordan McNair Foundation was created to honor the life of the late Jordan McNair, a University of Maryland football player who died at the age of 19 in June 2018 after he suffered exertional heatstroke during a team workout.

Teenage entrepreneur and leisure apparel designer Trey Brown shares entrepreneurial tips & success tools in his debut book “Trey’s Way: My Entrepreneurial Keys to Success'' with an intimate signing party and Q&A session at SPERGO’s Pentagon City Mall location on Sunday, June 6, 2021 at 10:30 a.m. Trey will discuss his entrepreneurship journey, successes, challenges, and lessons learned. Attendees will receive a signed copy of the book and a picture with the author.

Walter Barnes, Jr. and Men of Ministry has launched the band’s latest single ‘#UWait2021’ as a tribute to all things great and good through God. The song has the band’s signature sound and is another way to celebrate the positive side of living through God while singing out one’s troubles- especially during the 2020-2021 trying COVID-19 pandemic.

The Jordan McNair Safe and Fair Play Act were unanimously passed in both the House of Delegates and the state Senate. This bill empowers student-athletes, provides them with more rights to their own namesake and likeness and adds further protection. The bill is named after Jordan McNair, the former University of Maryland offensive lineman who died in 2018 after suffering from heatstroke at a team workout. I’d be happy to set up an interview with his father, who was very instrumental in advocating for this Act.

A recent article by CNBC shows that Black businesses struggle to stay afloat, with 41% of them closing their doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite these odds, SPERGO has been thriving - the brand has grown to multi-six figures since 2018, with no plans of slowing down.

Producer and screenwriter Angela Marie Hutchinson delivered a popular TEDx Talk, “Create Your Own Yes, When You Keep Hearing No,” which landed her a book deal with Sourcebooks in 2019. Now, Penguin Random House Audio will release the audio version of her book, “Create Your Yes!” on March 23, 2021.

When people think about community service, black history, and culture, people often have J. Morris in mind. Always musically inclined, his artistic destiny was prophesied to be at a local church years before his birth. Starting off as a natural on drums, his talent went from banging on pots and pans to playing horns for his church. J. Morris kept growing his musical appetite and went from playing for the church to start a high-school band called the “Essential Sounds Band”. It was Go-Go music catering to the local market and the band was embraced from Washington D.C. to Dale City, Virginia. Two American locations knee deep in not only historic culture but black history.

J. Morris, a two-time top 25 Billboard charting artist, is part of a Black History Month initiative to fill in the gaps on the subject matter when it comes to textbooks and education. The single pays homage to the facts and reality of Black history within this country.

Songwriter, film, and television producer, and screenwriter, Angela Marie Hutchinson, has teamed up with Grammy-nominated music producers, Bruce and Ebony Vanderveer of Inrage Entertainment. Hutchinson wrote the theme song with the Vanderveers for Vanessa Simmons’ new talk show, ‘Asking for a Friend.’

The digital series premieres on January 28 on Facebook through its We the Culture program, an initiative that celebrates and uplifts black storytellers. ‘Asking for a Friend’ airs weekly every Thursday on Simmons’ public figure page.

Hutchinson’s newest media venture is ‘Asking for a Friend,’ a digital series talk show hosted by Vanessa Simmons. As the creator and executive producer, Hutchinson says, “Vanessa’s new talk show provides a platform to celebrate diverse voices and specifically addresses the interests of black women.”