‘Reasonable Doubt’ Star Brandee Evans on Protecting Our Youth From Predators
Brandee Evans joins Season 3 of Reasonable Doubt as Monica, the talent manager of a popular musician who’s carrying a
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‘The Comic Shop’ Turns Traditional TV on Its Head
The Comic Shop is a new web series that delivers big laughs and dynamic characters in the world of comic
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‘The Pickup’ Blends Comedy, Chaos, and Reparative Justice — and I Was Not Ready
When I pressed play on The Pickup, I was ready for a light, laugh-filled heist romp. Keke Palmer, Pete Davidson, and
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‘We Are Lady Parts’ Season 2 Masterfully Displays the Life of the Artist
“We Are Lady Parts” Season 2 debuts Thursday, May 30th on Peacock. Check out our review!
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‘We Are Lady Parts’ Season 2 Trailer Shows the Band in Their Villain Era
“We Are Lady Parts” Season 2, premiering May 30th, debuts its long-awaited trailer.
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‘We Are Lady Parts’ Returns to Peacock in May for Season 2
“We Are Lady Parts,” a punk-rock comedy featuring all Muslim women of color is coming back for Season 2 this May 30th.
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Dalal Elsheikh on Judging NBC’s ‘Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge’ and the Changing Auto Industry
Vehicle designer Dala Elsheikh grew up playing with Hot Wheels. She never expected she would be working with them as
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Peacock’s ‘We Are Lady Parts’ Renewed for a Second Season
“We Are Lady Parts,” a punk-rock comedy featuring all Muslim women of color has been renewed for Season 2 at Peacock!
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Peacock Reveals ‘We Are Lady Parts’ Trailer and Character Posters
Take a look at the character posters and trailer for “We Are Lady Parts,” a punk-rock comedy featuring all Muslim women of color premiering June 3rd on Peacock!
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No More Mrs. Frozone: Black Women Characters in Pixar’s ‘Soul’
There aren’t many Black adult women in animated features. Pixar Soul gives us two more. Constance Gibbs speaks to the actresses behind the characters.
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Gifted’
Co-written with Edward Hong What do you do when you’re born with a superpower but it’s really not that super?
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The Fate of Black Women in ‘Joker’
Be warned, this is a spoiler-heavy article. When I saw Joker at the Toronto International Film Festival, the main question
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Maria Rambeau and My Fear for Black Girls in Space
In which I wish I could have Monica Rambeau’s fearlessness when it comes to Black women characters in sci-fi, but
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I Cape For Black Women
What makes a hero? Is it the super powers? The skill sets? The gadgets? Our intentions? Our actions? I’m a
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What’s Hiding Behind the Feel-Good Curtain of Hidden Figures: One Black Feminist’s Take
In a scene in Hidden Figures that is all too familiar for Black women viewers, or really anyone from a
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Artist Talk: Shawn Taylor in Conversation with Ajuan Mance
If you’re in the Bay Area this week, you should attend this conversation. It is one of our events leading
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Luke Cage is the Most Feminist Show on TV
Spoiler warning: spoilers throughout. Best to read this after watching the whole season! Which I recommend! It was during a
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TIFF Review: The Birth of a Nation
by Joelle Monique In watching The Birth of a Nation I was a little destroyed. There’s so much to unpack.
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The New Ghostbusters: Should I be Afraid?
So… The trailer for the new Ghostbusters film hit today. I am a really big fan of the original first
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