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
Reigning powerfully, even through pain, the child star we’ve watched mature to Hollywood royalty delivers on a mission that matters to Black women.
In the mood for a good chuckle? Tune in our favorite comedies from the ’70s to the present.
Tough, tender, tenacious Taraji. From Howard University to Hollywood, she’s withstood the heat and the pressure to shine bright like a diamond.
Get drenched in positive vibes and wash away a case of the blahs with a sprinkling of songs from Tracy Chapman, Tamela Mann, Stevie Wonder, Rihanna, Prince and more
With 60 years in show business, the icon who paved the way for so many artists is still “The Boss.”
Before you travel to hotspots like Dubai, Brazil, Japan and the Caribbean, be aware of laws that may prohibit PDA, swearing, wearing camo fashions and more.
‘Sisters’ celebrates Quinta Brunson’s big win and honors 10 other groundbreaking Black women who have made Emmy history.
Catch this silent thief of sight that can begin in our 40s.
All Aboard! The “hippest trip in America” celebrated African American culture and style from 1971 to 2006. Enjoy this groovy ride through great memories!
Producing a documentary about the late dance and Broadway showman Maurice Hines and his famous friends afforded me a front-row seat to watch Black history in the making.
