Forty years ago this February, President Gerald Ford, was the first to recognize “Black History Month.” This period of acknowledgement evolved from “Negro History Week,” that
In the midst of societal ills and personal challenges I look to family and music for solace. Holy Moly! There are a few things that
Went to see “The Butler” last night, Loved It! Part of me was just gonna “write something” on FB, but I had to write more,
The Hughes Brothers set it off in the world of cinema with their gritty depiction of South Central L-A ala the film “Menace II Society”
Oscar Award winning actor, producer and director Forest Whitaker has several projects on deck right now. Soon to be seen as the lead in Lee
This past February, I used a photo of a stamp with the face of Paul Robeson as my “Profile Photo” on Facebook. Although his name
Movies adapted from the writings of Philip Kindred Dick are always depicted through fantasy, steeped in conspiracy. It’s the art of film encompassing what we
“Winnie” stars Jennifer Hudson as the wife of South African leader Nelson Mandela, played by Terrence Howard.
Since I hit 100 blogs without realizing it, I figured I do something special for blog #105. The following list of LPs/ CDs are
The new movie “Red Tails” garnered the number-two spot among top box office grossing films in its first week of release. It’s the
It was a long time ago – 1994, to be precise – when George Lucas produced his last film that was not connected to his “Indiana Jones”
Two black men, a Latino and a Greek woman were talking about racism… No, this is not the opening line of a joke, yet an
