Four Black art students tell stories of community, divine intervention, and the artistry that led them to this very moment...smoking weed in a cramped apartment trying not to get caught.

Kiki Dunn is young, but being dealt horrible cards means she's committed a lot of crimes and had to live her life in the streets. She never thought about how freeing having a new identity could be though.

While discussing a group project, Sadé starts to get a sense of the underlying reason why her classmates don't want to commute to the Bronx.

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The classic song from Little Shop of Horrors!

This clip from an NYU short follows Brianna as she discovers her magical power of having people reveal their secrets to her.

Francine is forced to explain to Jimmy that they face vastly different realities in this country, which inevitably ends their partnership.

Cassie breaks up with her longterm boyfriend and has us wondering, should it be this easy for her?

Cherise doesn't know everything that her future after high school will hold, but she knows she needs Donna in it! And she'll keep batting her eye lashes to keep her here.

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A smooth, resonant, and relaxing read for Starbucks Creamer.

Upbeat and energetic copy to advertise Fabletics leggings!