Month: April 2022

1963. Los Angeles. America is supposed to be desegregated but the racism is still there and for many, society remains psychologically segregated. Nevertheless, LA is a city full of opportunities for Americans of all colours, religions and political persuasions. There’s a lot happening here and riding the stream is Harry Ingram, a black Korean War
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Chicago Med is saying goodbye to a fan favorite. Kristen Hager is exiting the NBC after just half a season as a series regular. Hager starred as Dr. Stevie Hammer, and her storyline seemingly concluded on Chicago Med Season 7 Episode 14. If you watch Chicago Med online, you know Steve chose to move back
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News Poliça Announce New Album Madness, Share New Song: Listen “Alive” is the first single from their forthcoming sixth album, due out this summer By Matthew Ismael Ruiz April 4, 2022 Facebook Twitter Poliça, photo by Zoe Prinds-Flash Facebook Twitter Poliça have announced their new album Madness with a new single called “Alive.” The album—the
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Labour MP Nadia Whittome. (Parliament) Nadia Whittome, Labour MP for Nottingham East, explains why Boris Johnson is playing a “game of divide-and-rule” with conversion therapy. For four years, the Conservative government has consistently promised that conversion therapy for LGBT+ people will be banned. That was until last week, when it performed not one, but two
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Poet and former attorney Tara M. Stringfellow makes her fiction debut with Memphis, drawing inspiration from her own family history to craft a wonder of a novel. Stringfellow’s grandfather was the first Black homicide detective in Memphis, Tennessee, and her grandmother was the first Black nurse at Mount Zion Baptist Hospital. Through her poignant and
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Victoria Alonso and Bob Chapek. (Getty/Jesse Grant/David Livingston) Gay Marvel Studios executive Victoria Alonso had some choice words with Disney CEO Bob Chapek regarding anti-LGBT+ legislation across the US.  Alonso revealed that she had a “45-minute sitdown” with Chapek while accepting the GLAAD Media Award for “Outstanding Film” for Eternals on Saturday (2 April), Deadline reported.  She described how
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Oh sisters, you can’t live with them and you can’t live without them. Before becoming a household name herself, Elle Fanning watched as her big sister Dakota Fanning tried to navigate her newfound fame thanks to roles in films like Uptown Girls and Charlotte’s Web. Instead of lending a hand when overzealous fans spotted Dakota, Elle confessed to being
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Warning: This post contains spoilers for Peaky Blinders season 6’s finale. After 6 seasons, Peaky Blinders has done, bringing an end to the story of Cillian Murphy’s Tommy Shelby and his powerful criminal family in 1930s Birmingham. Peaky Blinders season 6 may have drawn criticism for its pace, but ultimately, the feature-length finale paid off
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Michaela Jaé Rodriguez attends the 33rd Annual GLAAD Media Awards on 2 April 2022 in Beverly Hills, California. (Getty/JC Olivera) Michaela Jaé Rodriguez has explained how telling queer kids that they’re loved can ‘make all the difference’ in their life in an emotional speech. The Pose star received the Stephen F Kolzak Award, which is presented to
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Refresh for latest…: New blood in the form of Sony’s Jared Leto-fronted Morbius led the global box office this weekend with an $84M debut, while Paramount’s Sonic The Hedgehog 2 got off to a booming $25.5M start from its first 31 offshore markets. Warner Bros/DC also has something to crow about as The Batman topped
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The Rookie returned with all cylinders firing! If The Rookie Season 4 Episode 17 wasn’t anything else, it was eventful with the hospital held hostage, a cyber ransom, the resolution of a kidnapping, and Lucy reliving her trauma. And it made for an incredibly strong hour, which is the perfect celebration for the series’ renewal!
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John Osborne and TJ Osborne of Brothers Osborne, at the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards Premiere Ceremony. (Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for The Recording Academy) TJ Osborne gave a soul-stirring speech about coming out as gay after taking home the Grammy for Best Country Duo/Group Performance. Osborne, one half of the country band Brothers Osborne, said bagging
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She debuted with a bang, the publication of The Recovery of Rose Gold (Darling Rose Gold in the USA) attracting a tsunami of approval from crime fiction readers and reviewers looking for something a little different. Now Stephanie Wrobel is back with another cleverly conniving psychological thriller. As This Might Hurt opens, a performance artist
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