Arts & Culture

MLB Check In #2

The first batch of all-star voting was revealed a few days ago and it seems appropriate that another check-in was due. As always with baseball, a lot of things can change in the blink of an eye. Injuries and/or a tough run of games can sink teams while being able to stay healthy and a

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Legacy of LeBron

The Phoenix Suns defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 113-100 effectively ending the Laker\’s dream of a repeat. What this result also does is perhaps end one of the stronger arguments in Lebron’s GOAT case. Never before has LeBron lost a series in the first round. Unlike MJ this was something that LeBron had managed to

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African American Music Appreciation Month – Celebrating History

June is Black music appreciation month! It’s an annual celebration of African American music in the United States. Who knew? I admit, I sure didn’t. How Did it Happen? On June 7, 1979, President Jimmy Carter announced that June has been the month designated as the time to formally honor it. However, it wasn’t until 2000 when the presidential

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\”Monster\” Explores The Gray Areas In a Black and White Justice System

When Netflix released the film Monster, based on the 1999 novel by Walter Dean Myers of the same name, it went from underdog to overnight sensation. The Anthony Mandler-directed film made its debut at the Sundance Music Festival in 2018. It garnered little media attention, despite being received well by the audience. Entertainment Studios sought a

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\”Monster\” Explores The Gray Areas In a Black and White Justice System

When Netflix released the film Monster, based on the 1999 novel by Walter Dean Myers of the same name, it went from underdog to overnight sensation. The Anthony Mandler-directed film made its debut at the Sundance Music Festival in 2018. It garnered little media attention, despite being received well by the audience. Entertainment Studios sought a

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\”Monster\” Explores The Gray Areas In a Black and White Justice System

When Netflix released the film Monster, based on the 1999 novel by Walter Dean Myers of the same name, it went from underdog to overnight sensation. The Anthony Mandler-directed film made its debut at the Sundance Music Festival in 2018. It garnered little media attention, despite being received well by the audience. Entertainment Studios sought a

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