We\’re continuing our tour out west, but this time we will be taking a look at the NL West. If you missed the previews for the AL you can find them here (AL Previews). We\’ll be making our way back east over the next few days so keep an eye out for the next two […]
Oprah’s interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry has been viewed around the world. In the primetime CBS interview, Meghan discussed the vitriol she received from the British media and the Royal family for the first time. Coming right off of the heels of her and Harry stepping down completely from their royal duties, the
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Generation Z’s new starlets are taking the music industry by storm, Chloe X Halle. A sister duo prevailing over the pandemic right now. Chloe Bailey, 22, and her sister, Halle Bailey, 20 are some of this generation’s newest singers-songwriters redefining artistry in 2021. The pair are from Atlanta, Georgia by way of Los Angeles. They
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We\’ve finally made it to the west coast in our MLB preview. In case you missed the first two previews here\’s the link (previews). This is the last, but certainly not the least division in the AL. After this, we will switch sides and check out what\’s cooking in the NL. But until that time
FX’s Pose will strut one last time in its third and final. The groundbreaking series has been a landmark for queer and trans characters in film. Co-creators Steven Canal, Ryan Murphy, and Brad Falbruk announced the premiere date for the final season, May 2nd. The third season will consist of seven abbreviated episodes. One less
Though Black biographical films are by no means a novelty, their number has grown considerably alongside the twenty-first century’s explosion of platforms for and interest in Black media. For many years now, they have thrust well-known Black historical figures into the spotlight and, sometimes, achieved blockbuster status. The mid 2010s, for example, saw the late,
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The culture of African Americans is unlike any other. All at once, it has survived centuries of violent adversity, it is renowned for how powerfully it can channel both joy and sorrow, it has become so accustomed to sorrow that it regularly mocks it, and for a sizeable portion of American history (and sometimes today),
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Baseball\’s regular season is quickly approaching and as such it\’s time for another preview. This time we are heading towards the middle of America with a preview of the AL Central. If you missed the AL East preview never fear here\’s the link AL East Preview. This is arguably the toughest division to call in
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Langston Bleu, a D.C native and an upcoming R&B/Pop act, is one artist to watch this year. In addition, his recent single, “Slow Down” he\’s earned an ASCAP Quincy Jones Award. He is on track to setting his own path of success. With Soundcloud naming him “Artist to Watch” this past August, it’s evidently clear that his
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HBO’s new four-part miniseries Allen v. Farrow has been on thousands of minds since the first episode’s release last Sunday. The series, which features appearances from actress Mia Farrow and all but two of her children, revisits a decades-old, world-famous dispute between Farrow and filmmaker Woody Allen that began with Farrow and her adopted daughter
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