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Unveiling the ‘Rap Sh!t’ Stars: 10 Things to Know About Issa Rae’s Leading Duo

After Issa Rae's hit show "Insecure" ended after five seasons in December 2021, fans wondered what was next for the multi-hyphenate. In 2022, Issa Rae furthered her creativity and premiered a new show, "Rap Sh!t." The HBO Max series follows two former friends, Mia (KaMillion) and Shawna (Aida Osman), on their journey to rap stardom. In September…

ByKerbi LynnDecember 29, 20230Comments

Entertainment Movies

What, No Trick or Treating? Here Are 5 Halloween Movies You Can Watch Right Now

With October wrapping up, here's a roundup of the new Halloween movies available on streaming services just in time for the holiday season. From blockbusters to reboots, there's something for everyone. Here are five new movies to stream this spooky season. 1. Hocus Pocus 2 View this…

ByEvaline GachiiOctober 31, 20220Comments

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Representation Matters: How Black Women in Sitcoms Shaped the Industry

Friendships between Black women are an important aspect of the Black community. From healthy to toxic friendships, Black female friendships showcase our complexity. Friends fight but at the end of the day, they still love each other. This is an important message highlighted in Black female-centered television shows like Girlfriends and Insecure. 1990’s Black female…

ByEvaline GachiiMarch 16, 20222Comments

Entertainment Television

TV Show Reboots Airing In 2022

2022 is proving to be the year of reboots and revivals with every streaming service launching their own reboot of fan-favorite tv shows. From HBOMax rebooting the iconic Sex and the City with its revival series And Just Like That to the OG Gossip Girl, getting a second run. Overall, it doesn't seem like reboots…

ByEvaline GachiiFebruary 8, 20220Comments

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28 Feel Good Black Films Streaming Now

When you Google African-American movies the top searches show films centered around slavery or Black pain. While these films highlight the historical trauma black people have undergone for centuries, it's important to remember that Black films are more than trauma tell-alls. Black actors deserve the same opportunity as their white counterparts to act in films…

ByEvaline GachiiFebruary 3, 20220Comments