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A fan of music, dance and cats, Tracy E. Hopkins is a lifestyle and culture writer who has contributed to numerous print and digital publications, including Essence, Woman's Day, Prevention, Fodor's and Entertainment Weekly. 

Tracy is also an award-winning documentary film producer (http://www.mauricehinesmovie.com), and she enjoys storytelling that inspires, uplifts and reflects the beauty and complexity of the African American experience.

Tracy E. Hopkins's Articles
Let Mariah Carey, Donny Hathaway, Anita Baker, Run-D.M.C., Ledisi, Patti LaBelle, and more of our favorite artists help to keep the season bright.
, December 3, 2021
Or, if you first got to know their gutsy sister heroines on screen, check out the books.
, November 24, 2021
From Fantasia’s ‘Collard Greens and Cornbread’ to Ray Charles and James Taylor’s ‘Sweet Potato Pie,’ you’ll savor this sumptuous buffet of sound.
, October 29, 2021
These new and returning series feature bold and beautiful sisters, gripping plot twists, sexy shenanigans and intriguing stories.
, October 1, 2021
What could be better than good-natured hijinks, clever (or corny) clues and big-ticket prizes? Inviting these hilarious hosts into our living rooms. 
, August 27, 2021
Free interactive fitness and cooking classes, concerts by A-listers like CeCe Winans, talks with notables like designer Tracy Reese, virtual museum visits and movie screenings!
, August 20, 2021
Plus: Can’t get your hands on a passport soon enough? 5 tropical island destinations you can enjoy without one.
, August 13, 2021
Free park admission? A free skyline cruise? These 7 tricks for having an excellent adventure may top scoring an upgrade to first class.
, August 13, 2021
‘Sisters’ readers rule! To celebrate our newsletter’s third anniversary, we salute you with a playlist of 26 empowering and inspiring songs.
, July 30, 2021
For your viewing pleasure: films about vocal legends Mary J. and Aretha, Questlove’s ‘Black Woodstock’ documentary and a new horror flick from Jordan Peele.
, July 23, 2021