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[…] four babies, none survived. I wish at least some of the children had survived after all this suffering. If only there were incubators,” said Ntsama, tears trickling down her cheeks. “I blame the hospital staff for hiding the deaths of my babies from me. They didn’t tell me that all my babies were dead.” Yaounde […]

[…] season; the 30-year-old also co-starred as Jacqueline Blount in Ayah Akhtar’s “Junk” which ended its run on January 7 at Lincoln Center’s Vivian Beaumont Theater. Directed by Doug Hughes, “Junk” is the story of the explosion of junk bonds in Wall Street’s financial industry in the 1980s. Raised in Rochester, New York, Aghayere previously […]

[…] She sees the wrong man accused, she went to church for guidance and the guidance she got from church and that experience from church, got her to do the right thing. Allison Kugel: Love it. Let’s talk about the movie, Above the Rim. So much of your role in that movie, and I think you talked about […]

[…] the position. Did you develop that at Clemson? Dantzler: You know what, that is the first time I have been slated as someone that was physical. I don’t know. It probably could have been my upbringing because I was an outside kid. I worked with my older cousins and playing around, so I was […]

[…] White House judges nominees on the merits of their character and not on the clients they once represented as counsel.” This was the terse statement that #45 Donald Trump issued in defense of the instant and loud criticism of his pick, Eric Dreiband to head the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division. The division has […]

[…] jails and prisons. We challenge the death penalty and excessive punishment and we provide re-entry assistance to formerly incarcerated people.” From the day EJI first opened its doors until the present, under the tutelage of Stevenson, EJI has won reversals, relief, and release of 140 exonerated individuals off of death row. He has disputed […]

[…] program Radioscope in the 80s when we first came to California, they had an A&R panel critiquing demos live on the show. They called what we were doing in Eye-95 as sounding like “European R&B.” We weren’t trying to be commercial. We were doing our own thing. Maurice called us about 3 months later […]

[…] spite of all that, he was still trying to play through the pain because of his love for the game of basketball, and it’s something that he does, in fact, regret doing. I spoke with Fultz on my podcast, “The Rematch,” and the Orlando Magic guard opened up on everything that happened with his […]

[…] As the years progressed, though the American civil rights movement has remained something of a moving target, much of the fight has landed at Reverend Al Sharpton’s doorstep. Families of victims of police brutality, fatal racial discrimination and other hate crimes come to him in their quest to gain the media attention they need […]

[…] finale episode to dish about the show and family dysfunction.  We also have an exclusive look Tammy & Waka at home during quarantine, where Tammy recounts the downward spiral into her illness. Elsewhere in the episode, Deb’s meddling ways interfere with Tammy’s dreams. Check out the clip and our Q&A with Ms. Deb below.  […]

[…] there one single event that triggered your exit from corporate America? Or did you just kind of wake up one morning and like, “You know what? I’m done. I’ve had enough.” WeezyWTF – I think we’ve all wanted to have those mornings where we can wake up and have enough, right? But really, for […]

[…] drug use and a party girl image cultivated during her marriage to ex-husband Stephen Belafonte. What few knew was the house of horrors that existed behind closed doors that Melanie’s oldest daughter, nineteen-year-old Phoenix, and Melanie’s mother, Andrea, both attest to in great and excruciating detail in Melanie’s recently released memoir, Brutally Honest. And […]

[…] about bringing this story to life for episodes that are available for reading and listening on Serial Box, as well as their experience as women of color in the white, male- dominated comic book and Sci-Fi industries. Check out our Q&A below. OTHER NEWS YOU MIGH HAVE MISSED: Nick Cannon Channels Frustration Over George Floyd Death Into Spoken Word (Watch) […]

[…] the young athlete was selling out high school gyms, with everyone wanting to catch a glimpse of the phenom.  Cotton seemed destined to be a “one and done” college player and many thought he could leap straight to the National Basketball Association. In the end, though, entry exam issues stalled his college career, nagging […]

[…] of wild, sex-crazed life (laughs), whereas the truth of the matter is that in the last 7 or 8 years I’ve been married several times and have done very little dating. I think that’s been the number one misconception. Florence: You are harshly judged because of your past. Do you ever regret going public […]