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[…] above Your waves come  Crashing on my love   Know that I I just want to be with you I’d climb any mountain  Just to say   When your sun goes down  When night becomes your day I just want to be with you Only want to be with you   I want to […]

[…] did you come across this project? How did you get involved? T.C. Stallings: It’s an interesting thing; it was way back in, I believe, 2016 or 2017. When Art, the executive producer, we’re at an event, and he was in the process of writing a script. This is so long ago, I can barely […]

[…] we wanted a nice, chilled, relaxed vibe. Also, we’re going to have performances,” she adds. “We’re going to have a wonderful tribute to Ms. Minnie. It’s nice when you’re an executive producer because you can actually give your input and it’s nice to see what you think actually come to life. So I’m really […]

[…] radar right here in North Carolina. And we need the new United States Department of Justice to come and conduct a pattern or practice investigation.” “My God! When will enough be enough?! We need truth, transparency and accountability.” Rev. Dr. Gregory Moss Sr., Lott Carey Foundation  “We’re here because people refuse to see our […]

[…] made a comment that there needs to be a canon of films that highlight slavery, lynching, mass incarceration, and the prison industrial system.  With the success of  When They See Us and new movies like Just Mercy and Clemency, why do you think it’s important to have a canon of films that address these difficult topics? I think art and cinema […]

* When thinking of “New Jack City,” Nino Brown immediately comes to mind. For many, Wesley’ Snipes’ portrayal of the ruthless drug kingpin ranks right up there with Al Pacino’s Tony Montana in “Scarface.” While moviegoers got their Nino fix in spades with seeing him on the big screen back in the ‘90s, their […]

[…] over him being found guilty on all three counts.  Muse: There was a shock that there was a guilty verdict delivered. We far too often have seen when there has been a trial and we haven’t got the verdict of guilty. Oftentimes we don’t even see a trial even happen, we don’t even see […]

[…] the years, and you’ve played a part in some amazing pop culture history. The first thing I want to ask you about is waaay back in 1989 when you were Madonna’s male lead in the controversial music video for her song, Like A Prayer.   How were you cast in the Like a Prayer video, […]

[…] lot of basic principles — misdirection is a principle that magicians use all the time. Indirection is something that people don’t talk about too much. Misdirection is when you’re misdirecting the person’s attention to/away from perhaps where you’re trying to hide something. Indirection is where I’m directly getting your attention to go to focus […]

[…] Health officials don’t speak about it as much today like they did maybe 20, 30 years ago. What would you say has been the most vital advancements when it comes to HIV/AIDS over the last two decades, when it comes to education, treatment, prevention, outlook, outreach? You’re right that there hasn’t been as much […]

[…] some podcast. But what started to happen was the trajectory of the podcast started climbing higher than my corporate America job. And I’m a betting woman, and when I realized that this is moving faster than my nine to five, I’ve got to go. And to be frank, the real moment that happened were […]

[…] the book,  I SEE YOU: Igniting Hope & Preventing Suicide using emojis, hoping it would be easier to look at pictures versus reading a bunch of words when suicide thoughts are heavy on the mind. The holidays are approaching, suicide is a topic that most people would prefer to avoid, however it’s happening all […]

[…] Richardson (Reggie). “I feel my #1 job as storyteller is to be as specific and as honest as I can about the human experience,” said Simien, “and when you can achieve that it allows people to see, like, ‘Wow, everyone has a human experience just like me, or some of the things I was […]

[…] Media Company. However, this feature has quite a twist- possibly one of the youngest Executive Producers ever. Tre Peart, of the Peart family was 8 years old when he read the book “The War With Grandpa,” and upon learning it was not a film, pitched the idea of making it into a movie to […]

[…] who, under assignment from the Minister of Defense, “must embark on a mission to Alpha, an ever-expanding metropolis where diverse species gather to share knowledge and culture. When a dark force threatens the peaceful city, Valerian (Dane) and Laureline (Cara) must race against time to identify the menace that also jeopardizes the future of […]