The Curls-Preneur Be Curly Part 3
Curl-preneur Arlene Rivera — owner and founder of “Maxine’s Shears …” simplifies how best to care for your curly and wavy hair, regardless of ethnicity.
The Curls-Preneur Part 2
The tightness of the curl coil is not part of my philosophy. The tighter the curl the more I have to hydrate. This is Stylist and Salon Owner–Arlene Rivera’s controversial natural curls philosophy.
The Curls-Preneur Part I
Arlene Rivera— stylist, owner and founder of “Maxine’s Shears and Wigs, Salon and Barbershop” in Fort Collins, Colorado, USA is a controversial natural curl entrepreneur. Her professional philosophy on how to grow and maintain beautiful natural curls and waves is that race or ethnicity does not matter…
J Balvin: TCK Superstar
Colombian recording artist J Balvin (Jose Alvaro Osario Balvin) has become one of the most popular artists in the world…
Diverse Magazine Covers: How Far Have We Come?
Between 2014 and 2015 there was only a .1% increase of women of color on magazine covers. This week CULTURS…
SERIES, PART II OF III = Love & Ohana: The Story of an Unstoppable Cross-Cultured Family
In the previous article, Rasha Pecoraro discussed what it is like being a white Hawaiian native, and how her mother,…
Fashion Designers Bring Global Culture to the Emmys
Every year, the Emmy awards are hosted, and our TV screens are graced by a plethora of beautiful and talented…
Sacred Tattooing
Long gone are the days when having a tattoo was looked at as rebellious and taboo. Tattoos are becoming a…
VIDEO: Traditional Irish Craftsmanship with a Modern Twist – Meet the Makers
The Design and Crafts Council of Ireland was founded over 40 years ago by the Royal Dublin Society, a long-running…
PROFILE: British-Kenyan Sisters debut ZikoAfrika designs in New York
I met British-Kenyan sisters and first-time exhibitors Sisi and El at NY Now at New York’s Javits Center. Together, they…
