Mōksa started with a conviction that a company can really offer conscientious and truthful products at an affordable price. All of Mōksa’s products are chemical free and organic. There are no parabens or sulfates, no synthetics, no animal byproducts and no artificial preservatives or fragrances. Mōksa’s mission to bring awareness to people that we truly can live an earth friendly lifestyle is accomplished. True liberation of the soul.

N made its mark when it opened in 2006 with swoon-worthy designer wear, from flirty cocktail dresses by Tracey Reese and Nicole Miller to jeans by Citizens of Humanity.

The March 8th Man Up International Press conference and launch on International Women’s Day will bring together the worlds of Hip Hop, Social Justice, Fine Art, Rock, Folk, Journalism, Film, Sports and more to tackle to issue of Violence Against Women. The gathering will be held at DD172, Damon Dash’s groundbreaking multimedia art space to unify and spark this global movement.

We love it when our FAB CHICKS WERQ! Check out the latest update on Lonna Marie and the Underground Artists LIVE!

Tammy Infusino’s earliest memories are of sold out performances in the living room of a one bedroom apartment she shared with her mother and then-infant sister.

You knew, it would not take long. The slogan is true, there is “an app for that.” There is an iPhone & iPod Touch app that allows you to set an “expiration time” on text messages you send. Similar to Mission Impossible, “this message will self-destruct” with a 2010 spin.

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Vanessa Chakour is a Brooklyn based visual artist, athlete and activist. Her proactive pursuit of freedom, both personal and social/internal and external is embodied in her art and in her everyday life. In her distinctive style of “Visual Verse,” every brush stroke is a string of words-a lyric or a poem, a stream of consciousness which gives each of her arresting images a powerful voice all its own.