The Dandelion Chandelier Luxury Entertainment Diary highlights notable new events in theater, film, popular music and television in September 2018. For the rest of our Luxury Diary, click here. And for a list of fantastic new books being published this month, click here.
The Dandelion Chandelier Luxury Entertainment Calendar highlights notable new events in theater, film, popular music and television in August 2018. It’s a quick read, after which you’ll be pop-culturally literate all month! For the rest of the Luxury Calendar, click here. And for a list of fantastic new books being published this month, click here.
The Dandelion Chandelier Luxury Entertainment Calendar highlights notable new events in theater, film, popular music and television in July 2018. It’s a quick read, after which you’ll be pop-culturally literate all month! For the rest of the Luxury Calendar, click here. And for a list of fantastic new books being published this month, click here.
The Dandelion Chandelier Luxury Entertainment Calendar highlights notable new events in theater, film, popular music and television in May 2018. It’s a quick read, after which you’ll be pop-culturally literate all month! For the rest of the Luxury Calendar, click here. And for a list of fantastic new books being published this month, click here.
Our favorite read this weekend was an article in the Sunday New York Times Travel section about the delightful topic of what it would be like to take a vacation in Wakanda. The paper solicited suggestions from its readers, who responded with some absolutely enchanting ideas: they’d take trips to the Warrior Falls, listen to griots and poets in the marketplace, visit the rhino farm, and observe the young women training to serve in the Dora Milaje. The clear consensus was that it would be a dream journey to a peaceful, dynamic, cerebral society free of racial tension and filled with intelligent, self-governing black people who had no legacy of oppression. A lovely dream, indeed. Which made us think: what happened to all the abortive attempts to create a real-world community like the fictional Wakanda here in America?
