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
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Beautiful beaches, cuisine, festivals, shopping, Afro-Caribbean culture and music are even better when enjoyed with friends. Plus: 4 sunny U.S. locales you can enjoy without a passport.
Ooooo—daaaance! The 70s wasn’t just a decade—it was a vibe. These tracks bring back groovy good memories of bell bottoms and Soul Train lines!
Whether you’re island-hopping, flying to Latin America, or driving to Mobile or the Big Easy, get ready for an unforgettable celebration.
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Drinking tea is a celebratory and healthful tradition steeped in diasporic roots. Relax and enjoy a cup at one of these tea shops in some of our favorite cities.
Enjoy our “touched by an angel” themed playlist, elevate your day and have faith that everything will be OK.
No need to pack your bags. We’ve packed this music mix with reggae, soca, dancehall, calypso and pop hits that will help you feel Irie!
Bey, as we celebrate your 42nd birthday on Sept. 4, we thank you for reflecting our passions, possibilities and brilliance in your multifaceted music.
