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Biba Adams

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Biba Adams began a career in journalism in the early 2000s. Since, she has written hundreds of articles celebrating music and culture with her specialties being retrospective pieces. Biba is currently a Report for America Corps Member writing with a focus on community and equity.

Shamayim ‘Mama Shu’ Harris Transfers Leadership of Avalon Village to Daughters in Mayoral Pursuit

Shamayim "Mama Shu" Harris, internationally recognized community activist, founder of Avalon Village, and candidate for Mayor of Highland Park, today announced she is officially...

Detroit Celebrates Jazz Great John Coltrane with COLTRANE 100 Following 47th Annual Detroit Jazz Fest

A week of music, performance, and community honors jazz master John William Coltrane’s centennial birth anniversary The 1965 release of A Love Supreme was a...

Ahead of Detroit Visit, Colin Kaepernick says Jay-Z Has ‘Guilty Conscience’ About Deals with NFL, Target 

Ostracized former NFL player Colin Kaepernick will take the stage at the Seventh Annual National Black Footwear Forum at Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design (PLC Detroit) on September 12,...

Fixing the Literacy Crisis Early – 5 Subtle Signs a Child is Falling Behind

All over social media people are complaining about a “literacy crisis.” But does it really exist?   In Detroit, a nearly 30-year-old study states that nearly...

Hollywood Swingin’: Detroit’s Bennie Taylor Tackles Big New Acting Roles 

Born and raised on the east side of Detroit, Bennie Taylor's journey to Hollywood is both inspirational and unconventional. He began his career as...

Oakland Uncorked returns to the Oakland County Farmers Market Sept. 9

Tickets on sale now for this annual celebration of wines, craft beers, cuisine and culture Sip, savor and celebrate during Oakland Uncorked, Oakland County’s premier...

Morning Fire Threatens Music Hall Center for Performing Arts

The acrid smell of smoke lingered over the Music Hall Center for Performing Arts even late into the afternoon after an early morning fire...

Detroit Month of Design Celebrates 16 years of Creativity, Culture, and Collaboration

Our city is one that is defined by design. From the wheel spoke design of our streets, to the unique architecture that frames our...

Mays Printing: Rooted in Legacy. Built for What’s Next.

National Black Business Month Profile Acclaimed inspirational author Shannon Adler once wrote, "Carve your name on hearts, not tombstones. A legacy is etched into the...

Back-to-School Season Can Be Overwhelming for Parents of Neurodivergent Children 

As thousands of children prepare to enter school classrooms for the very first time this fall, many parents are also entering an emotional season...

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