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Honey Chile Entertainment Secures Film Rights To The Greene Sisters Trilogy

HONEY CHILE Entertainment has acquired the film and television rights to Kristina Forest’s “The Greene Sisters” trilogy from Penguin Random House, setting the stage for a new romantic film franchise centered on Black sisterhood and modern love. The deal includes The Neighbor Favor, The Partner Plot, and The Love Lyric, three novels that follow accomplished…

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Olivia Swann Embraces Character Shift As ‘NCIS: Sydney’ Returns For Season Three

Olivia Swann enters season three of “NCIS: Sydney” with a character—and a career—in motion. As Michelle Mackey continues to evolve from a guarded, by-the-book leader into a more emotionally open presence, Swann has leaned into the shift, allowing vulnerability and personal instinct to shape the role. Now leading a major franchise with global reach, the…

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PR Expert Natalie Wilson Talks Owning the Narrative and Earning Trust with Communities of Color

For celebrities and major brands seeking to engage audiences of color, visibility alone is not a strategy. Natalie Wilson, head of NWR Communications Group and co-founder of the Black and Missing Foundation, says the first move many high-profile figures overlook is narrative control. Before a campaign launches or a crisis unfolds, leadership must align messaging…

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Blizm Returns with The Dangerous Unc After Successful Industry Career

Blizm built his career by refusing to wait for permission. In 1999, when major labels controlled distribution and radio access, he launched Chainless Entertainment instead of pursuing a traditional deal. More than a decade later, he founded K-100 Radio to create space for independent artists seeking interviews and airplay. Working as an artist, producer, and…

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BrownStyle Magazine Announces Women In Media 2026 Issue

BrownStyle Magazine announced the release of its Women In Media 2026 print and digital issue, honoring more than 100 women of color working across journalism, public relations, digital storytelling, and creative leadership. The annual edition recognizes women shaping public discourse and influencing how stories are produced and distributed. Media executive and author Amy DuBois Barnett…

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