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January 24, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, 2020, 2020 accomplishments, 2020 pandemic, 2020 silver lining, 2020 victories, 2020 year in review, black lives matter movement, Breonna Taylor, Carey Mulligan, case for 2020, Chadwick Boseman, Charli XCX, cinema, COVID-19, donald trump, dua lipa, Feminist Lense, Fiona Apple, George Floyd, I May Destroy You, institutional racism, joe biden, kobe bryant, laverne cox, lgbtq representation, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Minari, Mrs. America, presidential election, promising young woman, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, social justice, taylor swift, The Mandalorian, The Queen’s Gambit, The Weeknd, Viola Davis, Christopher Davis
A Case for 2020: Reasons Why The Worst Year in Recent History Wasn’t Too Bad
Perhaps an overly optimistic take on a year most would like to forget, the case for 2020 is that it gifted us entertainment and social progress amid chaos....
January 24, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, TECH, america, Barack obama, Charlottesville, Conspiracy Theories, domestic terrorism, Donald Glover, donald trump, extremist, Facebook, impeachment, Insularity, Jesus Christ, joe biden, kamala harris, MAGA, Make America Great Again, media politics, Parler, polarization, polarized America, protest, QAnon, Republicans, Right-Wing, riot, social dilemma, social media, social media consequences, social media effects, social media politics, This is America, Twitter, US Capitol, US election, white supremacy, YouTube, Tyler Bey
Social Media Effect on Capitol Riot as Explained by Social Media Insularity Effect
Social media effect on Capitol - social media has created yet another crisis in our country. As we grapple with truths and lies in our political sphere....
January 23, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, #Blacklivesmatter, #corettascottking, #judasandtheblackmessiah, #MLKDay, #MLKFBI, Amanda Gorman, Andrew Young, bayard rustin, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Division, civil rights movement, Clarence Jones, communism, Daniel Kaluuya, documentary, Documentary Film, Inauguration, J Edgar Hoover, JFK, John F. Kennedy, Judas & the Black Messiah, kamala harris, Martin Luther King, Martin Luther King Jr., Messiah, MLK, MLK assassination, mlk/fbi, Obama, Obama Biden, police brutality, President Obama, Raphael Warnock, Stacey Abrams, surveillance, US Supreme Court, Voting Rights Act, Trent Kinnucan
The New Documentary ‘MLK/FBI’ is a Harrowing Examination of America’s War on Black Freedom
The FBI feared Martin Luther King would become a ‘Black Messiah’. Their persecution of him turned him into one. All details in 'MLK/FBI'....
January 23, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, Amanda Gorman, Bernie Sanders, Dr. Jill Biden, Garth Brooks, Gorman 2036, Inaugural Poet, lady gaga, New Radicals, President Joe Biden, social distancing, Tom Hanks, Vice President Kamala Harris, Trent Kinnucan
Amanda Gorman: The Inaugural Poet Who Stole Our Hearts During President Joe Biden Inauguration
Amanda Gorman inspired the nation with her incredible inaugural poem. She dreams of one day leading the nation as President. Her journey is just beginning....
January 22, 2021CULTURE TOP, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CULTURE, TECH, Among Us, Animal Crossing, apple tv+, Assassin’s Creed, backwards compatible, Blu-ray, Call of Duty, console, CPU, cyberpunk 2077, digital, disney, DualSense, Forza, frame rate, Gamestop, gaming, Gears of War, God of War, GPU, Gran Turismo 7, graphics, Halo, haptic, hbo max, high definition, Hitman, Horizon, hulu, Marvel’s Spider-Man, Microsoft, multimedia, netflix, next generation, Nintendo Switch, ninth generation, pandemic, physical games, PlayStation, PlayStation 5, Prime Video, PS4, PS5, Ratchet & Clank, ray tracing, resell, Resident Evil, scalpers, Sling TV, Sony, Spotify, SSD, streaming, supply and demand, Ultra HD, video games, Watch Dogs, Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, YouTube, Mario Yuwono
The PS5 and Xbox Series X Explained, and Why It’s So Hard to Find One Right Now
Sony’s PS5 released on November 12th, and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X|S two days earlier on November 10th, both extremely powerful and innovative....
January 20, 2021CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, cinematographer, Cinematography, class consciousness, cocaine, country club, David Bolen, disney, Disneyland, documentary, drug usage, Florida, fountain of youth, human spirit, Jim Carrey, Lance Oppenheim, Long Term Parking, marijuana, retirement, Retirement homes, Social security, Some Kind of Heaven, some kind of heaven documentary, some kind of heaven review, The Happiest Guy In The World, The Truman Show, The Villages, Theme Parks, widow, Jordyn McEvoy
Must-Watch Documentary – ‘Some Kind of Heaven’: Heaven Where You Can Get It
Lance Oppenheim's dreamy documentary 'Some Kind of Heaven' takes a look at the self-proclaimed happiest retirement home on earth....
January 20, 2021CULTURE TOP, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CULTURE, 2020 Election, Amanda Gorman, American Democracy, American History, American politics, Barack obama, Bill Clinton, Black Achievement, COVID-19, Democratic, domestic terrorism, donald trump, Garth Brooks, George Bush, Hillary Clinton, History, Inaugural Address, Inauguration Ceremony, Inauguration Day, inauguration day 2021, jennifer lopez, jlo, joe biden, Jon Ossoff, kamala harris, lady gaga, Michelle Obama, Mike Pence, President Joe Biden, President of the United States, Racial Injustice, Raphael Warnock, Republican, unity, Vice President of the United States, Christopher Davis
A Complete Analysis of Inauguration Day 2021: President Joe Biden Calls for Unity – “We Must End This Uncivil War!”
The culmination of years of campaigning, debating, and terrifying threats to democracy arrives with the historic inauguration of Joseph Biden and Kamala Harris....
January 19, 2021CULTURE TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, 1980s, California, Crime, crime series, detective, documentary, Episodic Series, Frank Salerno, Gil Carrillo, Greg Tillman, Hillside Strangler, James Carroll, LAPD, Laurel Erickson, Lighting, Limited Series, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, netflix, Night Stalker, Paul-Michel Pierre-Benoist, Photographic Evidence, police, review, Review of Night Stalker, Richard Ramirez, Scene Recreation, serial killer, Tension, The Walk-in Killer, Tiller Russell, Tony Valdez, True Crime, Voyeurism, Jordan Qin
Netflix’s Newest Hit – ‘Night Stalker: The Hunt For a Serial Killer’
A true crime series 'Night Stalker' that utilizes a new way to tell the story of a serial killer by telling the victims’ stories instead of the murderer’s....
January 17, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, 2016 election, black woman, Borat, Capitol, Capitol storming, celebrity, cover, donald trump, fanbase, followers, Hillary Clinton, influencer, Instagram, kamala harris, kamala harris vogue, magazine, Michelle Obama, News, photoshoot, political, politician, presidency, public figures, Rudy Giuliani, serena williams, Simone Biles, social media, Twitch, Twitter, Tyler Mitchell, vice president, Vogue, Caroline Adamec
The Leaked Kamala Harris Vogue Cover: Where Do We Draw the Line Between Celebrity and Politician?
Like this Kamala Harris Vogue cover, with the advent of social media, will the lines between celebrity and politician continue to blur?...
January 14, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, and Conspiracy, Ayani Jihad, Boston Celtics, Brittany Huckabee, Cameo George, Charnele Quallis, corruption, Corruption and Conspiracy Review, Crack: Cocaine, Crack: Cocaine Corruption and Conspiracy, Crack: Cocaine Corruption and Conspiracy Review, Don Wylie, George Bush Sr, Jeremy Phillips, Keith Brown, Len Bias, michael jordan, Mike Long, Mitch Credle, Naimah Jabali, netflix, Nicole London, Richard Pryor, Run DMC, Samson Styles, Stanley Nelson, University of Maryland, Armando Brigham
‘Crack: Cocaine, Corruption and Conspiracy’ – A Deeply Impactful Documentary About A Drug That Ruined the Lives of Millions
Stanley Nelson doesn’t hold back at revealing the stark, heart-wrenching truths behind the impacts of drug abuse in 'Crack: Cocaine, Corruption and Conspiracy'....
January 14, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, LATEST REVIEWS, Annapurna Pictures, Black people, detroit 1967 riots, detroit movie, detroit movie review, detroit riots, John Boyega, Kathryn Bigelow, police brutality, Tyler Bey
John Boyega’s ‘Detroit’: 1967 Detroit Riots, Police, Violence, and Neglect
'Detroit' based on the true events of the 1967 Detroit riots caused by the friction between the American police state and being Black people being criminalized....
January 14, 2021CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, 25th Amendment, amazon, amendment, apple, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ashli Babbitt, black lives matter, Brian D. Sicknick, Capitol, condemn, Confederate, Congress, conservatives, democracy, Democrat, Discord, donald trump, doomscrolling, double standard, Election, electoral college, extremist, Facebook, far-right, FBI, google, house, impeachment, Instagram, joe biden, Josh Hawley, kamala harris, Mike Pence, neo-Nazi, Parler, Pinterest, police, politics, president, protest, Proud Boys, QAnon, rage tweeting, rally, Republican, riot, sedition, Senate, Shopify, siege, Snapchat, social media, storming, Ted Cruz, terrorism, TikTok, treason, Twitch, Twitter, United States, us politics, vice president, voter fraud, Washington D.C., White House, white supremacist, YouTube, Mario Yuwono
The Storming of the US Capitol, One Week Later: What We Know Now and What’s Next
A round of the siege on the US Capitol, the consequences and where do we go from here as a nation....
