By Nikki D. Bosompem. One of the major concerns for people all over the United States is the fragile state of the economy. Every day, for a number of years, jobs have steadily vanished, cutbacks are becoming the norm, and uncertainty rules daily life. Families are suffering and people need help. However, out of all of this misfortune comes those who can think positively, are innovative and don’t give up. They see a way to assist others by taking a negative and turning it into a positive. Featured in this article are two people from Atlanta, who are committed to making a difference in the lives of others regardless of these tough times.

By Dee Corley. Agnostic Front Performs at the Masquerade – Monday, the 17th, Alive Expo at the Georgia World Expo Center – Monday, the 17th, It’s Beer Week at Max Lager’s Wood-fired Grille and Brewery – Monday, the 17th, Music @ Noon at Centennial Olympic Park – Tuesday, the 18th, Fado’s Pub Hosts Local DJ’s for Your Weekend Nights – Friday, the 21th …

By Nikki D. Bosompem. Back in the 80’s, when hip hop was fresh on the scene, the industry was primarily dominated by males.  Female MC’s were few and a novelty.  The only female DJ I can remember who reached a semblance of notoriety was Spinderella from the popular group Salt-N-Pepa. Since then, there has not been much female representation on the turn tables.  The fact that men were always central and present behind the tables did nothing to deter DJ Princess Cut, of College Park, Georgia, from observing, learning, and then “touching the tables” herself in a quest to master the testosterone saturated world of the disc jockey.

By Dee Corley. Bullet for my Valentine Performs at the Tabernacle Tuesday, the 4th The names of music groups never cease to amaze me.  But this is a newer group that stays away from the dark side for the most part.  Their third album, titled Fever, is out and getting great reviews. Get more info [...]