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By Veronica Wells· Updated November 1, 2022
When you have to keep repeating yourself over and over again, sometimes it’s best to just put it all on paper once and for all. That was the impetus behind Regina Jackson and Saira Rao’s new book White Women: Everything You Already Know About Your Own Racism And How To Do Better.
In 2018, Rao, the daughter of Indian immigrants, was running
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By Okla Jones· Updated November 1, 2022
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has been tapped to star in the Disney+ series Wonder Man.
The Matrix: Resurrections star is no stranger to the world of superheroes. In a span of four years, he has appeared in Aquaman, and also won a Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series of Movie for his portrayal of Cal Akbar in Watchmen. Nex year, Abdul-Mateen
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By Rivea Ruff· Updated November 1, 2022
Condolences are in order for Nigerian Afrobeat superstar Davido (David Adeleke) and his wife, chef Chioma Rowland, as reports claim the couple has lost their three-year-old son Ifeanyi.
According to a Daily Mail report, various Nigerian news outlets have confirmed that the family lost the young boy to drowning in a pool located on their home property in the Banana Island area of Lagos.
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By Brande Victorian· Updated November 1, 2022
On June 18, 1994, Kirshnik Khari Ball, was born in Lawrenceville, Georgia, where he was raised by his mother alongside his uncle, Quavious Keyate Marshall, and cousin, Kiari Kendrell Cephus. In 2008, the family trio would begin rapping, performing under the stage name Polo Club, before eventually settling on Migos — a reference to the term used for trap houses where drugs were made and
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Whitney Houston, ‘The Bodyguard’ | Warner Bros. Pictures By Okla Jones· Updated November 1, 2022
It’s a brand new month, so that means loads of new content coming to Netflix. With November official here, the popular streaming service has added a new mix of comedies, dramas, and action films for the entire family to enjoy.
The hilarious sketch comedy series Key & Peele is available as of the first,
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By Brande Victorian· Updated October 31, 2022
Frida Kahlo is a living, breathing work of art year round.
I recently had the opportunity to explore Mexico City’s art scene for the first time and I put together this guide to the must-see works for your next visit.
El Angel de Independencia, mexican landmark is the most important landmark in Mexico, it represents the independence from the spanish.
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By Rivea Ruff· Updated October 31, 2022
Podcasts have been around for the better part of the last decade, spiking in popularity over the course of the pandemic, providing an alternative to talk radio that examines topics, perspectives, and personalities that provoke thought and entertain.
But did you realize some of your favorite celebrities host their own weekly conversations about topics near and dear to their hearts? Whether
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By Okla Jones· Updated October 31, 2022
Whether it’s the rush of excitement from an unforeseen fright, or a suspenseful scene forever ingrained in cinematic history, scary movies will always have a place in American culture. Over the years, Black artists have drawn inspiration from the silver screen’s most frightening stories. Early ’80s songs such as Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” or Rockwell’s “Somebody’s Watching Me,” are representative of horror’s
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By Rivea Ruff· Updated October 28, 2022
When the term “scream queen” is brought up annually around this time, images of white women narrowly escaping the clutches of a crazed killer or evil entity across film franchises or pivotal genre entries come to mind. Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode, locked in a 45-year-long battle against Michael Myers. Neve Campbell as Sidney Prescott, opposing the various murderers donning