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A Tour of Broadway Legend George Faison’s Harlem Firehouse Theater

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It is only fitting that George W. Faison, the Broadway choreographing legend, co-founded a theater in the Black arts hub that is Harlem, New York. After all, the Big Apple is where his career truly took flight. Read more…

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Y’all Were Big Mad That I Told You ‘The Wiz’ Is Boring. Well, Guess What…

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Last week I caused a bit of an uproar by telling my truth. I said(with my chest) that the movie “The Wiz” is boring. My reasoning was simple. I find the pacing of the film laborious and the acting to be not great. Read more…

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The Real Story Behind the Entertainment Legend Quincy Jones

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The world lost a legend on November 3, 2024, when Quincy Jones passed away at age 91. For more than half a century, the musician, composer and producer was responsible for bringing us unforgettable music and movies, working with legends like Frank Sinatra, Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin and Celine Dion. Read more…

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