Here at aspireTV we want to meet you at the intersection of music and culture because it is so vital to who we are as a people. Atlanta is home to some of the most electrifying sounds, which makes perfect sense as to why the Red Bull Music Festival would bring its talents down […]
The Red Bull Music Festival kicked off at the top of this month and we scored an invite to their ‘Conversation with Coach K’ event that happened this past weekend. If you’re curious about how trap music influences the culture, then this is for you. Kevin Lee – whom we now know under the […]
Tune in this Friday at 8 ET for an exclusive back-to-back premiere of The Tooth Fairy 1 & The Tooth Fairy 2.
Before Kerry Washington and Viola Davis took over prime time television, there was our beloved Diahann Carroll. She was a legend. She was a trailblazer. Diahann Carroll was Black excellence and, the original fabulous auntie of our generation. Although she passed on October 4th from breast cancer (which was revealed to the public upon her […]
If ever you need to find the physical personification of the term black girl magic, look no further than Curlfest. Trust us. We know because we were there. Aspire was onsite at Candler Park for the festival’s debut in a new city – none other, than right here in Atlanta. This celebration of […]
The highly anticipated REVOLT Summit touched down in Atlanta for the first time ever earlier this month, and of course, aspireTV was in the building. Formerly known as the Revolt Music Conference, the three-day event took over the city’s 787 Windsor venue- a central hub for Atlanta’s most exciting activations-allowing roughly 1500 eager attendees […]
Sasha Obama is marching to the beat of her own drum. That’s right, the youngest Obama is set to begin her college career at the University of Michigan beginning this week according to The Detroit News and many students who have spotted Sasha accompanied with her Secret Service entourage on campus. Former First Lady […]
It’s no secret that black Hollywood is taking over for the 99s and the 2000s. There has been a renaissance on the silver screen and in TV for our tribe. What was once relegated to handful of roles has been transformed into an abundance of opportunities for our people. We’ve come a long way since […]
i’m back and I have a question for you. can you recall the very first time you saw someone on television that looked like you, sounded like you, dressed like you, wore their hair like you? what did you feel? were you excited, speechless? did you laugh, cry? oh i know, you felt proud to […]