Dannon Green is a multi-talented comedian, actor, scriptwriter, producer, and director who made his way to Hollywood with his intelligence, […]
Willard Pugh: A legend in American Cinema
Willard Pugh is an Actor who began acting at age five and has appeared in over 30 films, numerous television […]
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Unintentional Representation of the Spectrum
In recent years, the visibility of diverse groups of people in media has become increasingly important and expected by audiences. […]
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Tony Grant: From Hearthrob of R&B group Az Yet to Legendary Temptations lead singer.
Tony Grant is a well-renowned American R&B singer, writer, producer, and actor born in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. He is […]
Emanuel Upshaw’s Provocative Analysis of “The Trial” of God.
Emanuel Upshaw’s riveting story of God’s Trail in “The Trail” is a must-read and an unlikely tale. A native of […]
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A Revolutionary Product: Disability-Friendly Grooming.
Author: Joanna Bovyer Why is The Cut Buddy Unique? The Cut Buddy is a company that has revolutionized the grooming […]
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Mimicking your favorite characters in Media
This article we’ll dive into character bounding and how your favorite characters made a greater impact on you.
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Aaron Skyy – The Skyy’s The Limit
Aaron Skyy illuminates in R&B, Trap, and Hip-Hop music. He has garnered significant attention as a label and independent artist. […]
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Rain Man: A Review From An Individual on The Autism Spectrum
Rain Man was a critically acclaimed movie when it came out in 1988. It won the Oscar for Best Picture, […]
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Edward Scissorhands: Why The Film Is a Less Than Flattering Portrayal of The Disabled.
The cult classic, Edward Scissorhands, came out more than thirty years ago. However, like similarly loved movies, it’s still socially […]
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