Author: Savannah Herald

Black Travelers: Explore Culture, Adventure & Connection When it was time to book tickets for Kendrick Lamar’s 2025 GNX Tour, Jason Galloway, an Atlanta-based operations manager, did his Googles. Multiple searches told the same story: Tickets in the United States were…pricey. But then it hit him. What are the ticket prices for the show overseas in Rome, Italy? Turns out, the cost of the concert ticket and airfare was comparable to what he would have paid just for tickets in the United States. So, what’s a heavily stamped-passport K.Dot fan to do? Go see the “Not Like Us” emcee at…

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From Hollywood to Home: Black Voices in Entertainment TELLURIDE, Colo. — The Telluride Film Festival has always enjoyed keeping a secret. Tucked away in the Colorado mountains with nary a red carpet or paparazzo in sight, the low-key film festival doesn’t announce its lineup until the day before opening and surprise additions have long been a fixture of the event.But even by Telluride standards, organizers went to unusual lengths this year to keep their biggest surprise under wraps. They had carved out a prime Sunday evening slot for a world premiere that, fingers crossed, would remain unknown until the audience was seated…

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Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights Kenneth Williams remembers the Orange Blossom Classic from a much different perspective.Before he was the principal of Miami’s Scott Lake Elementary, Williams was a member of Florida A&M University’s Marching 100. He marched in the Classic during his college years and remembers when the game and FAMU’s presence in South Florida were already deeply woven into the community.Decades later, as an alumnus, Williams returned for another one.“I marched in the Marching 100 back in the ’80s,” Williams said. “So I marched in the Classic game, and I’ve come here every…

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Wellness That Matters: Black Health News & Community Care Daniel Oropeza Daniel Oropeza Shopping Editor Experience Daniel is Lifehacker’s Shopping Editor covering tech deals and reviewing TVs, headphones, speakers, and projectors. He earned his master’s in journalism from Columbia University and has reported for the Miami Herald. He lives in Atlanta. Read Full Bio September 6, 2026 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Credit: Credit: René Ramos/Lifehacker/alvaro gonzalez, OsakaWayne Studios, DBenitostock/Moment…

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Tomorrow’s Tech, Today: Innovation That Moves Us Forward Ahead of Apple’s September iPhone event, we asked readers to predict the details of its upcoming product announcements, with each correct guess earning an entry into our drawing for the new Apple Watch. There has been no shortage of rumors this year when it comes to a foldable iPhone, touchscreen MacBooks, and Siri upgrades, and we wanted to know what you thought. Also: Apple’s September event: A foldable iPhone and 3 other surprises we expect The number one rumor swirling around is a foldable iPhone, and there’s evidence to suggest it’s actually…

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From Campus to Classroom: Stories That Shape Education Smartphone bans. Time limits on screens. Removing devices from young learners. Across the country, school districts are rolling out policies that signal a growing aversion toward the increasing use of technology in classrooms.For Jared Cooney Horvath, a teacher turned neuroscientist, the fallout has been years in the making. He points to the results of tests such as the National Assessment of Educational Progress and Programme for International Student Assessment from the 2000s to today that show student performance flattening or slipping.In his updated updated book, “The Digital Delusion: How Classroom Technology Harms…

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Stay Informed: Latest News from Across Georgia Public advised to use caution around animals acting oddly A bat tested positive for rabies after it was found deceased in a residence on Aug. 28 near Stockton Walk Lane in Snellville. Diseases like rabies can be transmitted to humans and pets through bites or scratches from wild animals such as foxes and bats. Gwinnett County Animal Welfare and Enforcement and GNR Public Health advise residents to use caution and avoid animals behaving in unusual ways. All pet owners should ensure that their pets are current on rabies vaccination. According to the National…

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Black Travelers: Explore Culture, Adventure & Connection At a time when third spaces are scarce, Saint Michel Cafe in Bushwick, Brooklyn, offers a place for community building and creative expression while patrons enjoy their cup of joe. The duo behind the establishment is EatGoodNYC founders Benny Emeri and Carolina Wang. On its website, the neighborhood spot proudly bills itself as “Bushwick’s Most Interesting Cafe.” Saint Michel Cafe also describes itself as a “spot for coffee lovers and creative souls” where they can convene and chop it up about fashion, art, style, and what’s inspiring them. Named after prolific artist Jean-Michel…

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Global Black Voices: News from around the World Features Newsday Reporter Friday 30 January 2026 Sashta Jebodh. Photo courtesy Playwrights Workshop Trinbago – Playwrights Workshop Trinbago (PWT) continues its 2026 season with the Monthly Readers Theatre Series (MRTS) on February 4, featuring a new script by actress and budding playwright Sashta Jebodh titled A Work of Art. The MRTS, which takes place on the first Wednesday of every month at 7 pm, at the Trinidad Theatre Workshop (TTW) remains a vital platform for local dramatists to share their developing work and engage in constructive dialogue with a live audience, said…

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Scientific research & Exploration: Check Out the Globe Through Research Study and Technology This short article is offered you by Tsubaki KabelSchlepp In modern computerized production, six-axis articulated robotics perform high-speed, multidirectional maneuvers under demanding operational cycles. However, as robotic arms swivel, turn, and expand, the electric cords, fiber optics , and pneumatic hose pipes supplying them withstand severe mechanical stress and anxiety. Torsional spin, quick velocity, and duplicated call with equipment frameworks frequently bring about early conductor tiredness, insulation break down, and pricey unplanned manufacturing halts. To get over these multi-axis activity obstacles, the Tsubaki KabelSchlepp Robotrax System gives…

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