As Black History Month comes to a close, it is the opportune time to reintroduce ways in which the African diaspora created a subset of American culture rooted in West African traditions. Looking at the role fashion played in the lives of black women during the 20th century, ORANGE Magazine connects their style to the past conditions of Black America.

From exotic spices to meatless innovations, check out the biggest food trends we expect to see throughout the year.

The “No Ban, No Wall” protest, held at the Texas State on Capitol Saturday afternoon, rallied Texans to support the Latinx and Muslim communities

In honor of Black History month, ORANGE is celebrating black creatives and entrepreneurs who are making strides in the beauty and retail industries by representing black beauty, talent and artistry. 

Although categories such as Best Actress and Best Picture tend to receive all the hype, we shouldn’t forget the role that music plays in guiding a film.

The 89th Annual Academy Awards had its highs and lows. From the first Muslim actor to win an award to the horrible, humilating "Best Picture" announcement, the 2017 Oscars provided plenty of fuel for Twitter users that evening.

ORANGE is here to also award the most deserving politicians.

“Moonlight’s” nominations and success are meaningful—a win for “Moonlight” is a win for black representation at the Academy Awards.  

Austin cultural collective Human Influence hosted a celebration of local female artistry and business at Cheer Up Charlie’s in Raise Her Voice on Thursday, Feb 23.

Here are the staff’s picks for best and worst dressed from the night.

You’ve heard the buzz around this year’s most prominent categories. Take a look at ORANGE’s picks for categories for the underrated categories that we will probably pay attention to this year just to get a break from all this “La La Land” hype.

Vogue aims to celebrate diversity and 125 years of fashion with its March 2017 issue.