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Pete Souza Continues Throwing Shade With The Way I See It
From a young man who toured the White House to becoming one of its official photographers was a dream come true, but when retirement called Souza gleefully admitted not missing…
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Sonia Lowman Looks in the Mirror While Honoring Black Boys
Directed by Sonia Lowman, BLACK BOYS illuminates the spectrum of black humanity in America. Providing commentary from men across all disciplines share their most intimate, inter-generational exploration, insight into their…
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Hitmaker David Foster Pulls Off Veil to Life and Career With Off The Record
"All By Myself," "The Prayer" and the iconic Whitney Houston hit "I Will Always Love You" are just a few of the hundreds of cuts produced by Foster making him…
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Black Women Like Ida B. Wells Very Vital to The Vote
The struggle began with mass demonstrations, passing pamphlets on the street, standing on soapboxes and explaining why women needed to the right vote. But, men, just as the remain today,…
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Many Sides of Roy Cohn Are Expertly Revealed in Where’s My Roy Cohn Doc
At the end of the day, Donald Trump was his greatest student, as he lives by Cohn's #1 rule..."the press will adequately quote whatever. you say." He even repped the…
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Susan Lacy Peels Back Layers of Jane Fonda at Sundance
Jane Fonda is a tough cookie. Icon. Movie Star. Wife. Mother. Activist. Half rose-petal. Half thorn. The rose petal is very girly and flirty when recalling the men in her…
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Why ALL Politicians Scream GET ME ROGER STONE
Just yesterday, I was sitting at a light and what seemed to be a off-kilter middle-aged white man veered out of the crosswalk lane heading straight toward my car window.…
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POLITICAL ANIMALS FILM REVIEW
POLITICAL ANIMALS Prop 13 continues to be in the forefront of the LGBT community for some states. Why? There are just some people on this earth who think same-sex marriages…
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Baddest and Blackest Hot Tickets at 2017 Tribeca Film Festival
One of the things I love about the Tribeca Film Festival is that I can get in all my favorite festival flicks and knock out a few Broadway shows before…
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The Curvy Critic’s Best of 2016 – Flicks, Docs and Animated
Wow…I don’t know about you, but this year literally didn’t pick up film wise for me until a few months ago. Hidden Figures and Loving taught us several history lessons…
