When Dwayne Wayne and Whitley Gilbert's free-spirited, kindhearted, yet rebellious youngest child, Deborah, enters her freshman year at Hillman College, she finds her parents' shadow difficult to escape as she aims to build her own legacy. She's doing that while also having the time of her life with the new generation of Hillman's finest and brightest.

The proof of concept for our first feature film, written and directed by our Head Honey Felicia Pride. The logline: A forty-something single mother gets her groove back with a little assistance from her teenage daughter. We shot #LookBackMovie in Baltimore in August 2022 and are currently on the festival circuit!

An award-winning short that was selected by over twenty film festivals and aired on STARZ. Written and directed by our Head Honey, Felicia Pride, the film is about two women at very different stages of their lives who share an intimate morning after a one-night stand.

Hosted by Felicia Pride, writer and pleasure seeker, and Ivy Grant, corporate strategist and self-indulger in training, “Chile, Please” is a personal and fearless exploration of the pleasures and pains of being Black and women of a certain age. It’s the sister talk to remind you that you’re not alone in this.

IT’S GOOD OVER HERE takes listeners into the delicious adventures in Honeyland! It’s a celebration of how good it can get on the other side of 40—across career, life and love. In each episode, our Head Honey Felicia Pride, a writer / director blazing trails as a Honey in Hollywood, chats with fellow 40+ dynamos across backgrounds and disciplines about the adventures, experiences, and pleasures that life holds in store!

An 8-part audio Series to help you embrace change, reinvent yourself, and pivot with power — at Any Age.

A second-chance, later-in-life romance...

After years toiling in Hollywood, fortysomething Amaya Ellis is finally directing her first feature film in her hometown, unexpectedly reuniting her with Kyrie Tate, her high school sweetheart, whom she hasn't seen in decades. He wasn't just the one. He was the standard.

The Creative Comeback Workbook by Felicia Pride helps writers unlock their creativity, kick writer's block, and tell their stories.

YES, HONEY is our editorial sweet space for Black women 40+ (or Honeys, as we call ourselves around here) to talk about everything and anything, from culture and career to love, life, and what’s next. It’s a space to show up exactly as we are, unapologetically.

HONEY CHILE Fest is a one-day cultural celebration of the creative works and diverse stories of Honeys (Black women 40+), bringing together film, candid sista-girl conversations, and community. Our inaugural fest shined a spotlight on Baltimore and its homegrown artistic talent.

The HONEY Table is an intimate gathering that brings Honeys together for good food, candid conversation, and community—creating space to celebrate where we’ve been, where we’re going, and all the good stuff in between.

A forty-something single mother gets her groove back with a little assistance from her teenage daughter. The feature length version is currently in development.

Our adaptations of the USA Today’s bestselling romance series by Kristina Forest centers on three accomplished sisters navigating career ambition, family expectations, and modern love.

A later-in-life, second-chance Black romance about Amaya Ellis, a driven film and television producer who returns to her hometown to direct her first feature, only to come face to face with Kyrie Tate, her college sweetheart and the boy who first taught her what it meant to be seen, wanted, and loved.

Our adaptation of THE DAYS OF AFREKETE by Asali Solomon, is a layered, tangled, prestigious one-hour drama.