Nothing is Going to Be Lowkey About Season 4 of ‘Insecure’

Nothing is Going to Be Lowkey About Season 4 of ‘Insecure’

After a brief hiatus, Insecure is back with its fourth season to explore more of the Black female experience and… sometimes Black male. No, this season doesn’t have hour-long episodes as constantly requested by fans, but it has gained two additional episodes this time around. The premiere episode “Lowkey Feelin’ Myself” set the tone for this season’s main focal point,...

Just Another Day: Taking Tomorrow for Granted

Just Another Day: Taking Tomorrow for Granted

Taking Tomorrow for Granted  Wednesday, May 29th, 2024, 11:36 am. They say that the good dies young, and that’s why my mission has been to be great. In my mind, being great and not good is a death-repellant. It’s also why I don’t want to be referred to or seen as any form of genius, because all geniuses end up losing their minds,...

Just Another Day: The Talk

Just Another Day: The Talk

The Talk April 5th, 2024. 10:52 am In life, there are a few talks that accompany a young man’s life over his years living on this earth. And if I were to get more specific and say a Black man’s life, then I would add an extra talk in there. In addition, to the birds and the bees, an additional...

Mary J. Blige’s ‘Good Morning Gorgeous’ is a Testament to Her Debut Album 30 Years Later

Mary J. Blige’s ‘Good Morning Gorgeous’ is a Testament to Her Debut Album 30 Years Later

Over the last 30 years, Mary J. Blige has been in search of self-discovery and freedom. And although she admits to being numb to love on “Love Will Never,” you sense from her newest batch of songs that Blige’s current state in life is loving on herself. Picking up where she left off on Strength of a Woman, Mary manages to stay on...

‘Bel-Air’ Introduces a Fresh Twist to a Familiar Family

‘Bel-Air’ Introduces a Fresh Twist to a Familiar Family

This isn’t the same story about how Will’s life got “flipped-turned upside down.”  In fact, they dive into the “one little fight” that was far more than a fight, and the no-good guys were up gangbanging and drug slanging.  Needless to say, this reboot isn’t anywhere close to the original 90’s sitcom we fell in love with…it’s better!   In 2019, filmmaker Morgan...

Hear Us Out: Is Method Man Moving Into Denzel Washington’s Territory?

Hear Us Out: Is Method Man Moving Into Denzel Washington’s Territory?

The people have spoken! They have crowned Method Man as the new Denzel Washington. Hear us out! We’re not comparing Method Man’s acting to Denzel’s. We’re talking about Denzel’s likeness and the special category that only Denzel resides in. Last week, Essence Magazine released their February digital cover featuring the Power Book II star. The cover immediately had Method Man,...

Barbershops Have Evolved But Did Customer Service Fade?

Barbershops Have Evolved But Did Customer Service Fade?

Bring back $700 rent!  Bring back $5 dollars making a difference in your gas tank!  More importantly, bring back $10 dollar haircuts! We know none of that is going to happen.  Especially the $10 haircuts.  Gone are the days when going to the barbershop was affordable.  Nowadays, going to the barbershop is equivalent to a utility bill.  Over the last few years, we’ve seen an interesting...

Kenya Barris’ Depiction of a Black Family is More Realistic and “BlackAF” Than We Thought

Kenya Barris’ Depiction of a Black Family is More Realistic and “BlackAF” Than We Thought

Television writer Kenya Barris returns with another television show similar to the others in his arsenal.  This time around, Barris is exploring his very own Black identity, Black plight, and Black experience, which reminds you that he is indeed BlackAF. The creator of Black-ish, Grown-ish, and Mixed-ish makes a declaration with #BlackAF, which is documented and narrated through the scope of his daughter.  In the first episode, it’s...

6 Impactful Things We Took Away From “Queen & Slim”

6 Impactful Things We Took Away From “Queen & Slim”

While Queen & Slim embodies everything from provocativeness, stunning cinematography, injustices, and the visibility of oppression, it is not to be confused as love on the run or Bonnie and Clyde.  The film exhibits systematic racism with an impactful ending that’s historic, honest, and heartbreaking on many levels.  It’s a tale of ones escape from the hell of America with gripping and jaw-dropping moments.  Here...

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