Culture
Jimmy Cobb, The Pulse Of ‘Kind Of Blue,’ Dies At 91. By Natalie Weiner / NPR
Art Never Dies. It outlives the contentious political veneer that we cast over everything. By Sonny Rollins / NYT
Louis Delsarte, a Muralist of the Black Experience, Dies at 75. By Steven Kurutz / NYT
As Stevie Wonder Turns 70, A Look At How He Wrote The Soundtrack For A Fragile America. By Justin Tinsley / The Undefeated
Jill vs. Erykah. Babyface vs. Teddy: Inside the Instagram ‘battles’ that are now must-watch quarantine viewing. By Helena Andrews-Dyer / Wash Post
Little Richard dead at 87: The rock and roll king who scared — and changed — America.By Jeff Slate / NBC News
‘The Eddy’: How Damien Chazelle and André Holland captured the bustling Paris jazz scene. By Sonio Rao / Wash Post
Laura Harrier on Rewriting Hollywood in Netflix’s ‘Hollywood.’ By Candice Frederick / NYT
Ida B. Wells Awarded Posthumous Pulitzer Prize For Lynching Investigations. By Sanjana Karanth / HuffPost
Nikole Hannah-Jones Wins Pulitzer Prize for 1619 Project. By Jeff Barrus / Pulitzer Center
Colson Whitehead wins the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Nickel Boys. By Constance Grady / Vox
Netflix’s Michelle Obama Documentary Will Take Peek At Her Post-White House Life. By Curtis M. Wong / HuffPost
In “Bull,” actor Rob Morgan continues the long history of the black American cowboy. By Gary M. Kramer / Salon
Coronavirus batters the Navajo Nation, and it’s about to get worse. By Kenzi Abou-Sabe, Cynthia McFadden, Christine Romo and Jaime Longoria / NBC News
In Netflix’s ‘#blackAF,’ Kenya Barris dares you to laugh at — or with — a black Larry David. By Syreeta McFadden / NBC News
The Veterans : The journey of black actresses in Hollywood. By Brian Keith Jackson / NYT
Philip Roth’s Dystopia Hits Awfully Close to Home. By Jeet Heer / The Nation
Bill Withers Was the Definition of Timeless. By Bill Wyman / Vulture
