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10/13/2025

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10/10/2025

"Shadow figures. Torn posters. Hidden truths. Tune in."

10/09/2025

"Mic check: We’re broadcasting from the cracks in the system." With Writer Jessica Holter

07/07/2025

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06/13/2025

With Chi City Cafe – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

06/13/2025

05/25/2025

My Opinion: Just As Good As the First One

I approached Bloodlines with some nerves, as a fifth installment could easily feel like overkill. However, I'm glad they made it. I’d argue it’s just as good as the first one.

The original Final Destination set a new tone for horror: no killer, just fate. Bloodlines captures that tension and creativity while building on the franchise's legacy. It avoids being overly meta or modern and focuses on what made the series great: suspense, paranoia, and brutal deaths.

I wasn’t disappointed at all. If this is the last chapter, it’s a fantastic one. If they decide to continue, I’ll be in the front row.

05/19/2025

Review of The Chi Season 7, Episode 1
Grade: C

Season 7 of The Chi kicks off with a slow burn. Episode 1 felt more like a warm-up than a full sprint — the pacing was sluggish and it didn’t deliver the punch many fans might’ve expected for a season opener. That said, this is The Chi — a show known for building tension, layering storylines, and hitting hard when it counts. So while this episode didn’t quite land with the impact I hoped for, I trust that it’s laying the groundwork for something deeper. The real drama is coming, and when it hits, it always hits hard. I'm locked in — just waiting for it to go in like I know it will.

05/19/2025

Review of the New Daytime Soap Beyond the Gate
Rating: A++watch on (CBS)

In a television landscape brimming with recycled drama and stale storylines, Beyond the Gate bursts onto the daytime scene like a breath of fresh, seductive air. Bold, mysterious, and beautifully messy, this soap opera doesn’t just raise the bar—it kicks the gate wide open.

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05/06/2025

In "Sinners," Michael B. Jordan impressively portrays twin brothers Elijah and Isaiah Cade, who are shaped by the same trauma but follow very different paths. Elijah is a tormented preacher clinging to his faith, while Isaiah is a rebellious outlaw who has rejected it entirely.

Jordan skillfully transforms between the two, altering his posture and speech to reflect their contrasting personalities—Elijah is introspective and burdened, while Isaiah is full of fire and fury. Their interactions are authentic, filled with tension and unspoken pain. Rather than relying on gimmicks, Jordan creates well-rounded characters that challenge and complement each other.

In short, Michael B. Jordan doesn’t just play Twins in Sinners—he embodies two souls locked in a tragic, spiritual duel. It’s riveting, emotional, and easily one of his most ambitious roles to date.


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03/11/2025

Though he was known and adored all around the world, D'Wayne Wiggins took time to offer support to aspiring musicians. In this video, you can catch a glimpse of what was going on at Electric Church in Hampton, GA.

D'Wayne Wiggins: Musical Legend with Time for Community Service; Meet the HIP Interns

03/09/2025

Ami Brown is a great teacher. In this video, she teaches us about the connections between emotions and human organs. Self-care, says the yogi, is a revolutionary act.