NextTribe caught up with the Oscar-nominated Black Panther actress and learned how she keeps the hits and the happiness rolling.
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What Artist Faith Ringgold, 91, Knows About Finding Your Voice
With decades of politically charged work to her credit, Ringgold refuses to be invisible. Marcia G. Yerman talks with this trailblazing artist.
Goodbye to Ronnie Spector: Rock’s Original Bad Girl and Heroic Survivor
Up until the end, Ronnie Spector–the girl with the voice and the moves–was doing what she does best: Singing on stage around the world. We’ll miss her.
Christiane Amanpour Bravely Confronts Ovarian Cancer and Inspires Us All
As the most accomplished international journalist of her generation, Christiane Amanpour has influence and prestige. She’s using it to urge women to take early detection measures.
Joni Mitchell’s Landmark Album Blue Turns 50
On this anniversary of one of the greatest albums of all time, Sheila Weller looks at 3 reasons Mitchell and her music continue to resonate.
A Half Century After She Became a Star, a Candid Talk with Carly Simon and Her Daughter
To mark a major musical anniversary, Sheila Weller talks to Carly Simon and her daughter about love, honesty, and who “You’re So Vain” may really be about.
For Gabby Giffords, a Terrible Reminder of Her Ordeal 10 Years Later
Marking the 10th anniversary of the Gabby Giffords shooting during another violent week, we share Sheila Weller’s story about the fallout from that horrendous day and recovering from political brutality and loss.
Kamala Harris Makes History as the First Woman Elected as Vice President
Kamala Harris was just elected as the first female vice president. Here Lorraine Glennon takes an in-depth look at the woman who has made history.
Carol Kane Puts Her Foot Down. And We All Can Learn from It
To get her career where she wanted it, Carol Kane had to make a ballsy move. We applaud her.
A Tribute to the Kennedy Women: Power and Resilience
In the wake of the loss of her daughter and grandson, we pay tribute to NextTribe friend Kathleen Kennedy Townsend and all the strong Kennedy women.
