Easy-to-read essays about the life – joys and challenges – of wife, mother, actress, and advocate Gabrielle Union is a great gift book.
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My family has the privilege of not having to think about race very much. Being white in a racist society affords us the power to ignore that our whiteness informs…
The Gnome & Raven Escape Room was our first experience planning a birthday party outside the home. In the past, we have had a spy party, a glow-in-the-dark party, Olympic…
When Lyndsey Highlander takes the stage at Short Pump Town Center on July 26 in a concert with Lynchburg native and prolific singer/songwriter Phil Vassar, it won’t be the first…
Members of the RFM team share books they’ve recently enjoyed. Maybe you will, too! I was tickled pink to see University of Richmond grad Kelly Corrigan on Today recently, promoting…
Building the costumes for Virginia Rep’s upcoming production of The Wiz is turning out to be a one-of-a-kind experience for costume designer Jeanne Nugent. “The Wiz has its own unique direction,…
Deedra Harris feels it’s important for students in her dance classes at Armstrong High School to express how they are feeling through the art of dance. “I feel like these…
The tears streaming down the cheeks of singer/songwriter MILCK in her video for Quiet are as real as the pain she has experienced in her life. The emotionally charged song has…
By Nidhi Sharma The Sacred Heart Center, a pillar of the Latino community in Richmond, sits directly across the street from the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. A ramshackle playground is…
Nicole Jones learned about Art 180 when her daughter, Chloe, was involved in the organization’s classes at the age of ten. “My daughter grew through the program,” Jones says, adding…
Matthew Baker gets to step into Shakespeare’s shoes every night when he takes the stage in the Tony-nominated Something Rotten.But the show’s take on the prolific Bard is a bit…
There’s a powerful message in this book, and I wish I’d heard it right out of the motherhood gate. When my family saw Katherine Wintsch’s book, Slay Like a Mother:…