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Daily Archives: June 6, 2023
Movie Review: A Love Story Musical set to The Indigo Girls — “Glitter & Doom”
Well who knew what the summer 2023 needed was a sweet, fluffy-with-some-complications musical romance set to the tunes of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, aka The Indigo Girls? That’s “Glitter & Doom,” an indie gem making the rounds of a … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Frankenstein’s…sister? “The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster”
A child of “the projects,” she has grown up immersed in tragedy. Drugs, pan-generational poverty and guns saw to that. “I heard my Mom’s heart stop beating when I was eight,” Vicaria narrates. “Death is the disease that broke my … Continue reading
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Movie Review — “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts”
One cannot help but marvel (cough cough) when pondering how far popular culture has come and how much more visually sophisticated the “Transformers” franchise has grown over the decades. Generations have literally never outgrown this. Toys that first inspired a … Continue reading
