Consciousness Magazine

Grammy Award-winning artist Ne-Yo, along with R & B singer Keri Hilson, heated up the Grant Park stage at the Taste of Chicago. Consciousness Magazine had the privilege to take exclusive on-stage photos of the talented artists. The Chicago fans will get to see more of Ne-Yo when he comes back on August 21 to perform at the Chicago Theatre for Macy's Glamorama Annual Runway Show. (Photos Exclusively by Tocarra Eldridge)

photo: Tocarra Eldridge, Nelly, Tamarius Barnett

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Fans gelled together to take a holiday ride to the past to celebrate The Holiday Hop that took place at The Center for Performing Arts at Governors State University, located in Illinois. The top chart-topping ’50s and ’60s groups, Cornell Gunter’s Coasters, The Platters and The Marvelettes brought down the house with oldies but goodies, leaving the crowd electrified. With non-stop performances, their songs were exactly like the audience remembered them on the radio nearly 50 years ago. The show was supported by Soul 106.3 FM.

http://www.femmixx.com/ A woman of compassion, drive and creativity, Mozella Sullivan strives to inform her community and others about the issues that affect them daily. With a new platform, Consciousness magazine, she shines light on the subjects that have been forgotten and overlooked- awakening a new consciousness within all of us. Mozella Sullivan: Vice President and Co-Publisher of Consciousness Magazine. By Toleya Kamara: Writer. Who is Mozella Sullivan? I can say that I’m a person of compassion. I’ve always been the one to administer help to others, basically, giving of myself to those in need. I consider myself a very spiritual being a faithful woman of God. I feel that my gifts/talents and testimonies will aspire women all over the world. I’m a woman of character, paving the way and setting positive examples for others. What is your heritage? Where are you from originally? I was born in Kankakee, Illinois and raised in a poverty stricken town called Hopkins Park. When did yo...