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Why Giving Influential Men Their Flowers Matters ~ Founding Fathers ATL
Giving influential men their flowers starts today. Discover why honoring leaders now creates lasting impact. Subscribe for more inspiring stories. Initiatives like Founding Fathers ATL demonstrate what happens when appreciation becomes intentional by celebrating men whose leadership creates measurable impact across Metro Atlanta.
Jul 172 min read


Houston Entertainment in Atlanta: Quiet Money Dot Celebrates Million $ Dot at Houston’s 713 Day ATL Event
Experience Houston Entertainment in Atlanta as Quiet Money Dot celebrates his new album Million $ Dot during Houston's 713 Day ATL event at Stankonia Studios.
Jul 143 min read


Quiet Money Dot Album Release Party | New Music, Live Performances & Event Highlights
Quiet Money Dot and B2B PMG Houston Ambassador, Tamika Wilson Peacock (HOUSTON, TX) If you’re a native Houstonian, then you’ve probably heard music from Quiet Money Dot. Being new to the music scene, I honestly did not know what to expect, but from the very first song, my head was bobbing, and I was rocking side to side. Quiet Money Dot’s new album, Million $ Dot, brings back that smooth 1990s and early 2000s Houston vibe. The music is laid-back, the lyrics are inviting, and
Jul 91 min read


Why My Girlfriend's Husband Is More Than Just Another Relationship Drama
Discover why My Girlfriend's Husband is a must-watch psychological drama exploring faith, temptation, betrayal, and hidden truths through powerful storytelling.
Jun 302 min read


Full-Figured Flings — The Only Film of Its Kind Hits Tubi, Bringing Authentic Plus-Size Representation to Screens Everywhere
ATLANTA, GA — Full-Figured Flings (FFF), the groundbreaking independent feature film written by Lillie Mae Jones-Perry and directed by D. Dominique Perry and Naomi K. Bonman, is now streaming on Tubi, giving audiences a powerful new story that celebrates body diversity, challenges colorism, and centers voices that have long been overlooked in film and fashion. Produced in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2024, the film represents more than entertainment; it is a cultural initiative desig
Jun 292 min read


Pink Carpet, Powerful Moments & Proud Girl Dads: Inside One of the Most Inspiring Events of the Year
Tameka Kee, Founder, The Power of Girls, and Lillie Mae, B2BPMG Executive Producer (ATLANTA, GA) Some events entertain, and then there are events that leave an impact. The Celebrating Girl Dads Day Party Fundraiser hosted by The Power of Girls did exactly that, creating an unforgettable evening centered around love, leadership, community, and one of the most important relationships in a young girl’s life: her relationship with her father. From the moment guests stepped onto t
May 182 min read


RECAP: Bad Boys Dominican Republic Season 3 Premiere 🔥🎥
(HOUSTON, TX) Houston, let me tell you… Atlas was the place to be on May 3, 2026! I attended the Bad Boys Dominican Republic Season 3 Premiere, airing on Zeus Network, and the night was nothing short of spicy, loud, fun, and full of reality TV energy. From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere was giving red carpet, cameras flashing, music going, and everybody waiting to see what Season 3 was about to bring. The crowd was hyped, the energy was high, and you could already fee
May 111 min read


Sex, Desire, and Plus-Size Black Women: Why Our Pleasure Is Still Considered Radical
We are allowed to be wanted. We are allowed to want. It shouldn’t feel radical to say that, but it does, because for a very long time, the cultural conversation around plus-size Black women and sexuality has been shaped by two equally damaging extremes: hypersexualization that reduces women to bodies without interiority, and desexualization that pretends plus-size women don’t have desire at all. Neither one is the truth. Both have done real damage. When plus-size Black women
Apr 141 min read


Black Women and Sisterhood: Why We Keep Choosing Each Other Even When the World Tells Us Not To
By: Naomi K. Bonman They need us to compete. That's why they keep building the competition. It's not an accident that Black women are constantly placed in rooms with limited seats, told the resources are scarce, and left to figure out who deserves to stay. Scarcity isn't a condition — it's a strategy. And when women believe there's only room for one, they stop protecting each other and start protecting their position, but here's what keeps being proven, over and over again: B
Mar 211 min read
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