The Bronner Bros. International Beauty Show Coming to New Orleans

The Bronner Bros. International Beauty Show is a renowned event in the beauty industry, particularly for professionals and enthusiasts in the realm of hair care, styling, cosmetics, and skincare. Here's a description of what you might typically experience at a Bronner Bros. Beauty Show:

Venue and Atmosphere: The event is usually held in The Ernest Morial Convention Center In New Orleans, LA.  Our last Beauty show was in Atlanta, where Bronner Bros. is based. The atmosphere is vibrant and energetic, with music, colorful displays, and a sense of excitement permeating the air.

Exhibitors: The show features a diverse array of exhibitors, including leading beauty brands, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers. Attendees can explore booths showcasing the latest products, tools, and technologies in hair care, cosmetics, skincare, and related industries. Exhibitors often offer demonstrations, samples, and exclusive deals.

Education and Workshops: One of the highlights of the Bronner Bros. Beauty Show is its focus on education and professional development. Attendees have the opportunity to participate in workshops, seminars, and classes conducted by industry experts. These sessions cover a wide range of topics, including hairstyling techniques, color trends, business management, marketing strategies, and more.

Hair Shows and Competitions: The event typically features elaborate hair shows and competitions that showcase the creativity and talent of hairstylists from around the world. These shows often include extravagant runway presentations where stylists demonstrate their skills in creating intricate hairstyles, avant-garde looks, and innovative techniques. Competitions may encompass categories such as fantasy hair, barbering, braiding, natural hair, and more, with participants vying for prestigious titles and prizes.

Networking Opportunities: The Bronner Bros. Beauty Show provides excellent networking opportunities for professionals in the beauty industry. Attendees can connect with peers, mentors, influencers, and potential collaborators, fostering relationships that can lead to career advancement, partnerships, and new opportunities.

Celebrity Appearances and Special Guests: The event frequently attracts celebrity hairstylists, makeup artists, beauty influencers, and industry insiders who make appearances, host workshops, and engage with attendees. These special guests add to the excitement and draw of the event, inspiring attendees with their expertise and insights.

Overall, the Bronner Bros. Beauty Show is a dynamic and immersive experience that celebrates creativity, innovation, and excellence in the beauty industry while providing valuable opportunities for education, networking, and professional growth. Bronner Bros. International Beauty Show

New Orleans- Ernest N. Morial Convention Center
New Orleans, LA
August 17-19, 2024

Learn more here: Bronner Bros | The Bronner Bros. Beauty Show inspiring, educating and elevating cosmetology professionals and students in the multicultural beauty industry.

McKenzie Long qualifies for the U.S. Olympic team

McKenzie Long qualified for the U.S. Olympic team on Saturday.

Long finished third in the 200-meter final on Saturday to earn a spot with Team USA, and this is just the latest headline she has made in the world of track. In the NCAA Outdoor Championships earlier this month, she captured the triple crown, winning the 100-meter, 200-meter and 4x100-meter relay in Eugene, Ore.

She is running in memory of her mother, Tara Jones, who died unexpectedly of a heart attack at just 45 right before the season started.

When she crossed the finish line Saturday she told reporters Friday after her first heat that she and her mom had dreamed together of attending the Olympics — with Long on the track, and Jones in the stands cheering her on.

McKenzie Long, inspired by her mom, earns a spot on the Olympic team in the 200m. #TrackFieldTrials24 pic.twitter.com/JstUJFw1qz

— NBC Olympics & Paralympics (@NBCOlympics) June 30, 2024

Jasmine Moore wins triple jump at U.S. Olympic Trials, headed to Paris Olympics

Jasmine Moore already owns the American record in the women’s triple jump.

On her final jump of the competition, Moore won the triple jump at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore. with a leap of 14.26 meters (46 feet, 9.50 inches). She qualified for her second straight Olympics, and she will enter the Paris Games in August as one of the favorites.

Moore came into the Olympic Trials ranked No. 7 in the world for 2024 and was the second-ranked American behind Keturah Orji. Orji was leading Saturday’s competition until the sixth and final round, when she jumped 14.22 meters (46-8) but was forced to settle for second place and a spot on her third Olympics team as Moore passed her.

Moore was a nine-time state champion at Lake Ridge and a seven-time NCAA champion in the triple jump and long jump at Florida before turning pro in 2023. She finished 23rd in the qualifying round at the Olympics in 2021, then broke the American record in the triple jump with a mark of 15.12 meters (49 feet, 7.25 inches) at the NCAA Indoor Championships in 2023.

Jasmine Moore is leaping across the pond to Paris in the long jump! 🇫🇷#TrackFieldTrials24 pic.twitter.com/xvdBn9AM65

— NBC Olympics & Paralympics (@NBCOlympics) June 30, 2024

Tara Davis-Woodhall qualifies for Paris Olympics in long jump

Former Texas Longhorn track star Tara Davis-Woodhall won the long jump Saturday night to clinch a spot in next month’s Olympics in Paris.

Davis-Woodhall clinched her Olympics berth with a jump of seven meters.

Davis-Woodhall will be making her second appearance at the Olympics. She finished sixth at the Tokyo Olympics, which the Covid pandemic pushed back to 2021. Her best international finish was second at last year’s World Championship. She should be a medal favorite in Paris.

Jumping all the way to Paris!

Tara Davis-Woodhall has qualified for her second Olympic Games! #TrackFieldTrials24 pic.twitter.com/UtV1P9lV2z

— NBC Olympics & Paralympics (@NBCOlympics) June 30, 2024

CBCPAC Chairman Gregory Meeks statement on exclusion of Black press from CNN presidential debate

Congressional Black Caucus PAC Chairman Gregory Meeks released the following statement on the exclusion of Black press from CNN presidential debate.

Full statement from @RepGregoryMeeks: pic.twitter.com/ShUdZLLnwi

— CBCPAC (@CBCPAC) June 26, 2024