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By day, University of Miami student Jasmine Ortiz studies musicianship, artistry development and entrepreneurship at the Frost School of Music. But by night, she records with producers like the multi-platinum Trackdilla.

During the era of #FreeBritney, audiences are hyper aware of the entertainment industry’s tendency to take advantage of young, vulnerable women.

Oluo opened up about the 2012 death of Trayvon Martin, citing the apparent lack of outrage and devastation as a reason she started writing.

Home to an eclectic bar and restaurant scene, Miami is the perfect place to celebrate this boozy holiday.

While “Framing Britney Spears” came off as a tragic story, with continued support, it could become a triumphant one.

TMH sits down with Haitian filmmaker Etant Dupain to discuss Haiti, his new film and what is to come.

Finding the perfect friend with benefits has never been an easy task. And with COVID-19 cases still rising across the nation, it is more difficult than ever. But, for many college students, the show must go on...the show being hookups, of course.

“I want this museum to be not a substitution for a Black space on campus, but a prototype of something on campus where other students can see Black excellence," said Taylor Washington, the junior engineering student responsible for the exhibit.

Here are writer Alison McWalters's top picks for this special day.

A self-driven artist signed to Cane Records, Frost School of Music’s student-run record label, his love for music motivates him to balance his academics with the pursuit of his dreams.

Hotties unite: The Stallion's debut album has arrived and will have you twerking for days.

There are more than enough stories about Black suffering, but “Hair Love” shifts the conversation by showcasing Black people simply existing, and being happy while doing it.