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The New York City Ballet and Carnegie Hall hosted galas and Spike Lee celebrated his new exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum.

This week in Black style, Torishéju Dumi makes her Paris Fashion Week debut, Misty Copeland makes activewear, and SEPHORiA returns. […] The post Black in style: Naomi’s museum moment, Beyoncé’s final bow in Ivy Park, and Kaep’s show of strength appeared first on TheGrio.

This week in Black style, Torishéju Dumi makes her Paris Fashion Week debut, Misty Copeland makes activewear, and SEPHORiA returns.

In this edition of Eyewitness News Extra Time, we cover the disorder in the House of Representatives, a suspected fentanyl pill mill that was raided in the Bronx and an update on the AccuWeather forecast.

EBONY shares a sneak peek at Spike Lee: Creative Sources, the new exhibit opening at the Brooklyn Museum, opening October 7.

Known for movies like “Do the Right Thing” and “BlacKkKlansman,” Spike Lee has shaped the way the world views Black history and culture.

“This is about the world,” the prolific director told ESSENCE.

Brooklyn Museum debuts a new exhibit dedicated to Spike Lee, called "Spike Lee: Creative Sources," beginning from Oct. 7 through Feb. 4, 2024.

Lee, the director of “Do the Right Thing” and “Malcolm X,” donated more than 400 items for a Brooklyn Museum exhibition.

Starring an Ed Ruscha retrospective at MoMA, an avant-garde audiovisual exhibition—and a whole new building at the American Museum of Natural History.