Reclaim Your Royalty
The regal life means stepping up to the throne, and reclaiming your royalty. The regal life is simply reaching your God-given potential and making a positive change in your life and the lives of others around you. It's a magazine, a talk show and and a lifestyle. Are you living the regal life?
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The purpose of Regal Media Group (RMG) is to inform, inspire and enlighten. RMG founder Todd A. Smith believes everyone has innate talents and skills, but it is up to the individual to use it to make the world a better place. RMG’s aim is to …
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Although the ultimate goal of Regal Media Group is to provide something for every demographic, RMG’s initial audience is the educated and sophisticated male. RegalMag.com’s core readership comes from Black men ages 25-64, with at …
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Regal Media Group, LLC is one brand with two products, Regal Magazine and “Regal Roundtable.” The magazine dubs itself as the preeminent online magazine for African American men and reaches tens of thousands unique visitors per month…
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Clad in a navy blue windbreaker with a 76ers basketball jersey peeking out, a baby-faced teen dubbed “Mr. Knack” stepped onto the “hippest trip in America” flaunting his butterfly dance moves and cracking the effortless code of “Soul Train’s” scramble board to mark his TV debut in 1997. Ultimately, “Soul Train” chugged its Black cultural [...]
Read MoreLast week President Barack Obama announced the launch of a new initiative called My Brother’s Keeper, meant to help men of color find employment through foundations, businesses and community groups. “The plain fact is there are some Americans who, in the aggregate, are consistently doing worse in our society — groups that have had the [...]
Read MoreUnlike the Golden Globes or Grammys whose golden statues are doled out to outstanding performers of the year, the NAACP Image Awards are designed for a higher plateau of artistic excellence. The NAACP Image Awards’ litmus test for nominees are “…people of color in the arts, as well as those individuals or groups who promote [...]
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