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2026 Emmy Nominations: The Biggest Stories

The 2026 Emmy nominations have been announced, recognizing the television shows, performances, and creative teams that made an impact over the past year. This year’s nominations include returning favorites, first-time nominees, and several shows receiving major recognition. HBO’s The Pitt leads the nominations with 25, followed by Hacks with 24. Both series received recognition across …

BET Awards: Music, Fashion & Celebration

The 2026 BET Awards brought together the biggest names in music, film, and entertainment for a night filled with performances, emotional speeches, and wins. Hosted by comedian Druski, the annual celebration took place at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, honoring the artists and creators of Black culture today. Teyana Taylor was the evening’s biggest …

Special Sense Magazine Vol. 2

For her cover story, Ovia Reflex takes Special Sense inside her world, from picking up a camera at six years old to building a career as a fashion, celebrity, and lifestyle photographer. She speaks on the influence of Lagos, Nigeria, on her creative perspective, the discipline behind her growth, and the care she brings to …

Special Sense Magazine Vol.1

Welcome to the first issue of Special Sense Magazine. We are an international fashion & beauty publication celebrating art and unique storytelling. Here, we showcase designers, artists, and voices that inspire, challenge, and impact our culture. With over 100 pages of carefully curated images and thoughtful articles, this issue brings together stories across couture, beauty, …

The 2026 Fifteen Percent Pledge Gala: A Night of Impact, Style, and Community

The 2026 Fifteen Percent Pledge Gala took place on February 7 at Paramount Studios in Los Angeles, bringing together leaders from fashion, entertainment, media, and business in support of economic equity for Black-owned businesses. Founded by Aurora James in 2020, the Fifteen Percent Pledge began as a call for major retailers to commit at least …

Protection in the Fashion Industry

By: Sahra Mohamed Imagine working on a $1000 painting for a client and finding out your boss was compensated instead. What if you were inappropriately touched by the client while working on this painting? In the fashion world, models, photographers, makeup artists and more, face many challenges in an unregulated industry. Unlike actors, they’re not …

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