Here we are at the final season of HBO’s Insecure, and fans are left feeling underwhelmed. Most are expressing that this final season is lackluster and without excitement. Well, exactly what do they want? The series is coming to an end, so there’s no reason to build an arch or create a cliffhanger season. The...
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...
“It’s peculiar that there isn’t any entertainment platform discussing the issues surrounding black men.” In 1992 as Eddie Murphy was riding the wave of his success, he took liberty to create the ideal we know as Boomerang. Murphy portrayed Marcus Graham; the film’s lead character who’s a high-power advertising executive who happens to be a womanizer. It’s...
Anyone who follows Amanda Seales on Instagram is use to her going on about different topics when and wherever. Well Seales went on a twitter rant early Monday morning sending out a series of tweets that caused quite a discussion about economics, race, and priorities. On a flight to Paris the Insecure actress shared her...
The man, the myth, the legend, known as Lawrence Walker has become the superhero for black men everywhere. After being cheated on by his longtime girlfriend Issa (Issa Rae) in season one of HBO’s new hit comedy Insecure; Lawrence’s (Jay Ellis) comeback story is becoming a win for all men. While season two started off...
I remember when I use to be excited for the summer to arrive. You’d spend time with friends, and attend a few pool parties, cookouts, and the ultimate summer vacation. Now in my older years, all I want to do is make sure I drink the right amount of water each day. At best get...
It’s been a long time coming, but your favorite awkward black girl finds a new home. Issa Rae; who found career and fame with her YouTube web series The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl takes her talents to HBO. In 2011 Rae launched her YouTube show with 24 episodes, which garnered millions of views. With that...