• entertainment,  Film Reviews

    Between The World and Me is Wake Up Call for Humanity & Love Letter to HU

    For those white people seeking clarity on how helping  them understand how I felt someone was being racist, those wanting me to educate them on being Black or explain to…

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  • entertainment,  Film Reviews

    Roald Dahl’s The Witches is Great, Kitchy Halloween Family Fun

    Narrated by Chris Rock as the Older Hero Mouse in a room full of children aka Mission Impossible/CIA style sets us up for the comedic elements of this basic tale…

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  • Coming Attractions,  Documentary Film Review,  entertainment,  Film Festivals,  Film Reviews

    Art Imitates Life in Inspirational Doc Stockton On My Mind

    Directed by Marc Levin, Stockton on My Mind is the biggest, most heartfelt inspirational lesson in taking one's education and intellectual wealth back to your roots assisting those with little…

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  • Coming Attractions,  Documentary Film Review,  entertainment,  Film Festivals,  Film Reviews,  Sundance Film Festival

    HBO’s On The Record Highlights Female Injustice Among Record Industry Exec

    On The Record is a candid, no-holds barred account of sexual misconduct at the highest levels in the record industry and it is my hope that after it streams on…

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  • Coming Attractions,  Documentary Film Review,  entertainment,  Film Festivals,  Film Reviews

    Natasha Gregson Wagner Lovingly Remembers Natalie Wood in HBO Doc

    Having been part of the Hollywood fabric since the age of 4, Natalie Wood's life, legacy and family have put on full display courtesy of her daughter Natasha Gregson-Wagner.  There's…

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  • entertainment

    Atlanta’s Missing and Murdered Revisits Legendary Wayne Williams Case

     As an intern at America's Most Wanted, I will never forget crossing the threshold of that home.  A home now filled with ghosts and grief.  A home that now resembled…

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  • Coming Attractions,  Documentary Film Review,  entertainment,  Film Festivals,  Film Reviews

    We Are The Dream: The Kids of Oakland MLK Oratorical Fest

    Even though funding for the arts have been drastically cut over the last few decades, some legacies are still in tact like The Spotlight Awards in SoCal, The August Wilson…

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  • Coming Attractions,  entertainment,  Film Festivals,  Sundance Film Festival

    Native Son is UnNerving and Courageously Necessary

    Ashton Sanders (Bigger), who first grabbed our attention in Barry Jenkins' Moonlight and the beautiful Kiki Layne (Mary) who made a splash in Barry's follow-up If Beale Street Could Talk…

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  • Documentary Film Review,  entertainment,  Film Festivals,  Film Reviews,  Sundance Film Festival

    Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind

    Robin Williams:  Come Inside Your Mind is a loving, gentle tribute to a giant not only in the entertainment industry but in realm humanity itself.  His presence will be missed,…

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  • Documentary Film Review,  entertainment,  Film Festivals,  Sundance Film Festival

    King in The Wilderness Explores Martin Luther King’s Final Years

    As a young girl in St. Louis,  when I realized my school didn’t recognize Dr. King’s Birthday as a National Holiday, I was livid. Livid enough to convince all of…

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