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September 5, 2020CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, SPORTS, 42, A League of Their Own, academy awards, African American athletes, African Americans. Spirit of Youth, African-American Major League Baseball, African-Americans, All American, American Dream, Basketball movies, Best Documentary, Blue Chips, Blue Crush, Brian’s Song, Brooklyn Dodgers, Bruce Lee, Bull Durham Baseball, Chadwick Boseman, Chariots of Fire Running, Charlie Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin’s The Champion, coach Knute Rockne, He Got Game, History of Sports in Film, Hoop Dreams, Hoosiers Basketball, Jackie Robinson, Kathryn Bigelow, Keep Punching, Knute Rockne, Love and Basketball, martial arts films, michael jordan, Million Dollar Baby, Miracle Hockey, Muhammed Ali, National Basketball Association, National Velvet, nba, Notre Dame football player, Oscar in 1932, Oscar-winning sports films, oscars, point break, Raging Bull Boxing, Remember the Titans Football, representation of women, Rocky Boxing, Rudy Football, silent film era, Somebody Up There Likes Me, Space Jam, sports films, sports in film, sports movie, Stick It, Sylvester Stallone, The Air Up There, The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars & Motor Kings, The Champ, The Endless Summer Surfing, The Greatest, The Harlem Globetrotters, The Hustler, The Hustler Billiards, The Jackie Robinson Story, The Jesse Owens Story, The Joe Lewis Story, The Last Dance, The Pride of the Yankees, The Rink, Whip It, White Men Can’t Jump, World War II, Drew Alexander Ross
The History of Sports in Film: Charlie Chaplin’s ‘The Champion’, ‘Rudy’ to Chadwick Boseman’s ’42’
Sports in film have evolved since Charlie Chaplin's 'The Champion', to Sylvester Stallone's 'Rocky', to increased diversity with Chadwick Boseman's '42'....
August 31, 2020AWARDS, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CULTURE, humans of our world, Michelle Nkamankeng, Michelle Nkamankeng activism, Michelle Nkamankeng author, rebrand africa, The Golden Ring, The Little Girl who Believes in Herself, The little mouse, Waiting for the Waves Book, young authors, young inspirational writer, Rebecca Breitfeller
Michelle Nkamankeng: Introducing Africa’s Youngest Award-Winning Author At Just 11-Years-Old
Michelle Nkamankeng is the youngest author in Africa at the age of 11-years-old and the world will respect her name forever....
August 31, 2020most-featured, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, TV TOP, Animated Netflix Show, buddhism, buddhism in west, Conceptual Animation, Duncan Trussel, hinduism, hinduism and buddhism, Hinduism and Buddhism on TV, hinduism in west, Mahatma Gandhi, Psychedelic Animation, Spiritual Awareness through TV, The Midnight Gospel, The Midnight Gospel Netflix Series, Thich Quang Duc, Western Spiritual Appropriation, Tyler Bey
Must Watch: ‘The Midnight Gospel’ – How Should the West Properly Embrace Eastern Religions?
'The Midnight Gospel' perfectly presents important questions by showing us multiple perspectives including Hinduism and Buddhism curated for Western audiences....
August 30, 2020most-featured, AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, GLOBAL, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, LGBTQ CULTURE, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, NEWS CULTURE, acting awards gender-neutral, berlinale coronavirus, best actor, Best Actress, Cannes Film Festival, Carlo Chatrian, coronavirus pandemic, Dieter Kosslick, Elio Germano, European Film Market, Golden Bear, Hidden Away, Locarno Film Festival, Mariette Rissenbeek, Paula Beer, Silver Bear, Silver Bear acting prizes, The Berlin international Film Festival, venice film festival, Volpi Cup, Christine Feeley
Berlin International Film Festival: All Acting Awards Will be Gender-Neutral From 2021 Onwards
Berlin Film Festival announced that the performance awards are no longer being awarded in the categories of women and men beginning in 2021....
August 30, 2020CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, most-featured, TV TOP, African-Americans in Hollywood, Ava Du Vernay, Barry Jenkins, Black Actors in Hollywood, Black Film, Black Hollywood, Boyz n the Hood, Ernest Dickerson, gone with the wind, Harry Belafonte, Hattie McDaniel, J.J. Abrams, John Boyega, John Singleton, La La Land, Laurence Fishburne, Malcom X, Moonlight La La Land Oscars Mistake, Moonlight Movie, quentin tarantino, Spike Lee, Spike Lee She’s Gotta Have It, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, steven spielberg, They’ve Gotta Have Us, Underrepresentation of Black Actors, Warner Bros, Whoopi Goldberg, Joshua Valdez
Must Watch: ‘They’ve Gotta Have Us’ Beautifully Chronicles Black Hollywood’s Progress
Talent is colorless, and it's great to see how far Black artists have progressed in Hollywood through 'They've Gotta Have Us'....
August 29, 2020most-featured, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CULTURE, LGBTQ TV, TV TOP, 1619 Project, Activism in Sports, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Colin Kaepernick, Equal Pay in Sports, gay, gay sports, Gender Inequality in Sports, Hasan Minhaj, HBO Sports, lesbian, lesbian sports, lgbtq, LGBTQ Rights in Sport, Megan Rapinoe, Megan Rapinoe HBO Special, Nikole Hanna-Jones, Racial Equality in Sports, Russel Wilson, Seeing America HBO, Sue Bird, The Patriot Act, USA Soccer, USA Women's Soccer, Christine Feeley
‘Seeing America’: HBO Special Features Soccer Star and Fearless Activist Megan RapinoeÂ
Megan Rapinoe continues on with her journey as a sports star and activist while discussing them on HBO's 'Seeing America'....
August 28, 2020CULTURE TOP, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, most-featured, A Beautiful day in the Neighborhood, Chris Cooper, Clemency, Eliza Scanlen, emma watson, Female movie characters, Florence Pugh, gender dynamics in cinema, Gender dynamics in film, greta gerwig, Honey Boy, Hustlers, James Norton, lack of female representation, lack of female representation in film, lady bird, Laura Dern, LGBTQ in film, little women, Louis Garrel, Me Too movement, Powerful women in film, saoirse ronan, Sexism in Hollywood, the Farewell, Timothée Chalamet, Tracy Letts, underrepresentation of women, Women in film, Rebecca Breitfeller
Are Misogynistic Tendencies and Lack of Female Representation in Film Changing in 2020?
Is there still a lack of female representation in film in 2020? Has it gotten better? How much work is yet to be done?...
August 27, 2020most-featured, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, NEWS CULTURE, Accountability of the Powerful, Daniel Mark, Esther Salas, Federal Judge, judge esther salas, Mark A. Anderl, NRA-ILA, Postal Service Fraud, Private Information Protection, Protection of Government Officials, Protection of Judges, Safeguarding Civil Liberties, Threats to Judges, Unconstitutional Violations, US Gun Control, Tyler Bey
The USA Must Feel Angrier that Judge Esther Salas’ Son Was Assassinated | Jeffrey Epstein Case
Judge Esther Salas' son was assassinated due to her overseeing the Jeffrey Epstein/Deutsche Bank case. Why is America not angrier about this?...
August 26, 2020CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, American Dream, deported, family separation policy, ICE, ICE agents, ICE officials, illegal immigrants, Immigration Customs Enforcement, Immigration Nation, immigration United States, Obama, separate children, Trump administration, U.S. Marine veteran, Joshua Valdez
Must Watch: ‘Immigration Nation’ is Heart-Wrenching and Eye-Opening
'Immigration Nation' gives voice to both the immigrants as well as ICE officials in a compelling look at why a zero humanity policy is simply WRONG....
August 23, 2020CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, TV TOP, 30 Rock, Abby Lee Miller, AGT, America’s Got Talent, Andrew Goldberg, AppleTV’s Central Park, Bachelorette, bipoc actors, bipoc characters, Black Actors, Black characters, black lives matter, black lives matter movement, Candice Patton, community, Dance Moms, Discrimination, diversity, Diversity in TV, Entertainment Industry, Equality in tv, ethnic actors, ethnic characters, Gabrielle Union, George Floyd, Injustice, Jennifer Flackett, Jenny Slate, Kristen Bell, Mark Levin, netflix shows, Netflix's Big Mouth, Nick Kroll, racial discrimination, racism, Racism in TV, Robert Carlock, Scrubs, Social Change, The Bachelor, The Flash, tv Casting, tv discrimination, tv diversity, tv equality, tv racism, TV shows, Christine Feeley
Racism in TV: Accountability + Rectification of Past Racism and Lack of Diversity
Racism in TV is being held accountable and both cast & crew alike are doing their part to rectify the decades-long issue of the lack of diversity....
August 21, 2020CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CULTURE, LGBTQ TV, most-featured, TV TOP, Angelica Ross, Billy Porter, Billy Porter in 2020 Tyler Bey Emmy nomination, Dominique Jackson, Hailie Sahar, Janet Mock, lgbtq, MJ Rodriguez, Pose, pose trans actresses, queer and trans storytelling, The Pose Women on The Emmys, trans women, Tyler Bey
‘Pose’: The Women, Emmys & Billy Porter’s Repeat Nominations
The women of 'Pose' deserve recognition for their talent and trans representation is key to an inclusive industry....
August 20, 2020CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CULTURE, FEATURES TV, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, civics lesson, Comedians, comedy news, government corruption, Hasan Minhaj, HBO, John Oliver, Last Week Tonight, netflix, Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj, Woodward and Bernstein’s All The President’s Men, Dan Considine
Hasan Minhaj Deserves Respect for Helping Us Understand Important Issues Better
Hasan Minhaj deserves credit for giving us a show that helped us understand important issues affecting us all....
