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11/17/2025

On the spot collaboration with Kim Russell and Jack Drummond at a Love Now Live event

08/21/2025

Check out Rae • Dianz in the first installment of this special Love Now Live produced by Neptune XXI. Subscribe and follow for art + love + storytelling.

Love Now Live: Puerto Rico Edition Featuring the incredible Rae.Dianz, a Philadelphia native whose artistry bridges soul, truth, and resilience.This special ...

08/13/2025

"I put the love in my music. It's about self love, completion, and loving the onese around you. Think about the next person..."

01/23/2025

09/19/2024

Love Now Media’s editorial team attended the ‘No Arena’ rally held in Center City on September 7th. People came from all over the city to voice their opposition to the $1.55 Billion arena. Crowds gathered in rain-soaked ‘No Arena’ shirts to belt, sing, and shout their support for the enduring legacy of Philly’s Chinatown, a community that has taken hit after hit but never once stood down. Allies such as members of the Apache Stronghold, Save U.C. Townhomes Coalition, Power Interfaith, and more spoke during the speaking session, amplifying their support for the movement. As Love Now Media works to uplift the voices of those most urgently seeking justice, wellness, and equity, we share these images to shine a light on those in Chinatown raising their voices to preserve the culture and history of Chinatown. For more information, please visit https://noarenaphl.org/

These pictures, captured by renowned photographer Joe Piette, tell the story of a community coming together to protect its own.

https://lovenowmedia.com/activists-protest-arena-as-an-act-of-community-love/

09/05/2024

Come celebrate these LOVE STORIES about FREEDOM with us at Love Now Magazine's Live event on Thursday, September 12th. $40 - Live performances. Food. Drinks. Giveaways. Fall issue of Love Now Magazine included. Link in Bio.





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09/02/2024

writes about the in a new Love Now Media piece about coalition building and community education in the wake of the 2020 uprisings--how teach-ins, critical thought, and liberatory skill-building are contributing to massive social change and strengthening community education.

"The principles of the Abolition School are not just theoretical; they are embodied in the lived experiences of students, whose voices illuminate the school’s transformative power. At a recent information session for the school’s Fall 2024 semester, students reflected on its impact and role in shaping their political knowledge."

The W.E.B. Du Bois Movement School for Abolition & Reconstruction is now accepting applications for its Fall 2024 cohort! Read the full story in our bio. Register to join their program at abolitionschool.org

08/30/2024

We are excited to invite you to Love Now Live for an exclusive first look at this season's Love Now Magazine. This new series is dedicated to amplifying acts of love through storytelling and the arts. Attendees will be able to meet the people featured in the magazine, including ‘cover girl’ Kristal Bush, and experience live performances from artists such as CVGBIRD, Luis Marrero, Jamila Harris, Kim Russell, Jack Drummond, and more.
Event Details:
Date: Thursday, September 12, 2024
Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Location: Bayou Lounge & Bar, 5025 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143
Tickets: $40 (includes a complimentary copy of the Fall issue of Love Now Magazine)
Ticket Purchase: Eventbrite/lovenowmedia - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/love-now-live-tickets-1000895384037?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

This evening promises to be an inspiring and memorable celebration of freedom, joy, and of course, love. Guests will also enjoy food, drinks, and special giveaways.

08/23/2024

Jeffrey’s journey as a choreographer and artist is as remarkable as the work he brings to the stage. A graduate of the University of the Arts, which recently closed its doors, announcing it just six days after awarding him an honorary doctorate, Jeffrey’s career has been marked by a commitment to both excellence and social justice. His work has taken him from Indianapolis, Indiana, to the global stage, where he has choreographed for some of the most influential artists in the world, including a 16-year collaboration with Beyoncé as part of her creative team.

Despite his success, Jeffrey remains deeply connected to the roots of his art. “It’s strange,” he reflected. “I’ve gone from being an African dancer in Indianapolis to a Broadway director, from choreographing for television and film to receiving two honorary doctorates. Yet, I’m still running the race of my life, still deeply committed to this work.”

The closure of the University of the Arts, where Jeffrey received his undergraduate degree in dance, is a stark reminder of the challenges facing arts education and the cultural landscape in general. “This has never happened in the history of America,” he said. “A university going from a commencement ceremony to complete closure in just six days. It’s an indicator of where we are as a society, underscoring the importance of the work we’re doing now.”

Read the full article here: https://lovenowmedia.com/a-conversation-with-jeffrey-l-page-on-the-power-of-african-dance-in-a-time-of-resistance/

08/21/2024

At Love Now Media, we are committed to amplifying uplifting stories, about people who are doing amazing things. Starting this month, we have been posting short editorials featuring powerful and profound audio stories from our partners at StoryCorps. This post and accompanying audio appear with the permission of StoryCorps, a non-profit organization whose mission is to help us believe in each other by illuminating the humanity and possibility in us all — one story at a time. Find out more about their programming, including their upcoming initiative Brightness in Black. Read more here: https://lovenowmedia.com/on-passion-and-purpose-back-to-school-with-storycorps/

08/03/2024

https://lovenowmedia.com/following-controversy-andrea-lawful-sanders-ladies-lunch-sparks-healing-and-connection/

In the face of global scrutiny, Andrea could have crumbled. Instead, she chose reflection and accountability. As she told the gathered women at the lunch, "two weeks ago, I had been the first person to interview the President following his debate. Just two days after that, my reputation was being qu...

08/02/2024

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