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Want your entire home to smell good and amazing? The secret may be choosing the right fragrance for each room. Different spaces call for different scents. You might want your bedroom to feel like a luxurious hotel with soothing lavender, while the bathroom could benefit from crisp citrus or fresh florals. Meanwhile, warm, woodsy notes can make a living room feel especially cozy and inviting.

Kiara Imani Williams is proof that you don’t have to be “everything, everywhere, all at once” to be a successful mompreneur. In the latest episode of the Mompreneurs podcast, the attorney, author, and co-founder of LikeU Cards joined host Nancy Redd to get candid about the highs and lows of big retail, finding her tribe, and the power of surrender. Source: Rashida Zagon An entertainment attorney by day, Williams launched LikeU Cards with two friends in 2020.

Source: Matt Winkelmeyer / Getty There were plenty of announcements made by Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige at D23, but the biggest news had to be that we have a new Storm, and Maya Boyd will play her. It’s been a long time coming. Halle Berry first brought the Omega-level mutant to the big screen in the first X-Men film in 2000, reprising the role three more films before putting the platinum wig in the closet.

There’s a celebration at the headquarters of Urban One. Ms. Cathy Hughes, Founder and Chairperson of the largest Black-owned multimedia conglomerate in the nation, was awarded the key to the city on July 15 — a long overdue recognition in Washington, D.C., where she has spoken truth to power for over 55 years and counting. “I am always thinking in terms of what’s next,” she says inside Radio One offices. “What’s the next thing to be done? I never think in those terms — that we won this.

Memoir co-written with daughter, offering unique mother-daughter perspective on Guy's life and career. Book delves into Guy's experiences with depression, self-image, and racism in entertainment industry. Memoir timed with Guy's return as Whitley Gilbert in 'A Different World' sequel series on Netflix. Source: Michael Ochs Archives / Getty For decades, Jasmine Guy has been known to millions of viewers as the unforgettable Whitley Gilbert from A Different World.

For nearly five decades, Cathy Hughes has helped transform the media landscape while ensuring Black voices, stories and communities have a platform. The Urban One Founder and Chairwoman recently sat down with NBC4’s Shawn Yancy for a conversation reflecting on Hughes’ trailblazing career, her commitment to amplifying the Black community and the legacy she and her family have built through Urban One.

Source: Julia Beverly / Getty Philadelphia native Meek Mill is partnering with Temple University to bring the Dream Chasers Summit back to campus, giving young people an opportunity to learn from leaders in music, sports, entertainment, business and community. The second edition of the summit will take place Thursday, Sept. 10, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Temple’s Liacouras Center.

Source: SOPA Images / Getty ABC and its parent company, Disney, have sued the Federal Communications Commission, accusing the agency of using its regulatory authority to retaliate against the network over its news coverage and programming. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in federal court in Washington, D.C., challenges the FCC’s decision to accelerate reviews of the broadcast licenses held by eight ABC-owned television stations.

Source: MediaNews Group/Boston Herald via Getty Images / Getty Philadelphia is one of three finalists to host the 2028 Democratic National Convention, putting the city one step closer to welcoming thousands of delegates, journalists and political leaders from across the country. The Democratic National Committee announced Thursday that Philadelphia, Boston and Denver remain in contention. Atlanta and Chicago, which were previously among five potential host cities, have been eliminated.

Source: FelleAle82 / Getty Philadelphia bus riders should double-check their routes before heading out this weekend as SEPTA prepares to launch the first phase of a major bus network overhaul. SEPTA will introduce the changes Sunday, Aug. 23, and Monday, Aug. 24, just as Philadelphia students return to school. The first phase includes two new bus routes, six route extensions and the elimination of seven existing routes. The changes will affect about 30 bus routes, according to SEPTA.