WORTH THE HOUR? A bittersweet goodbye for ‘Madea’
Back in the good old days, when cable television was a luxury, and I was lucky enough to own a DVD player, I used to binge-watch Tyler Perry productions, specifically Madea plays and movies.
Back in the good old days, when cable television was a luxury, and I was lucky enough to own a DVD player, I used to binge-watch Tyler Perry productions, specifically Madea plays and movies.
The pursuit of equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual and other non-conforming groups (LGBTQIA+) remains an ongoing endeavor. […]
When you think of YouTube, you may think of funny videos, music and vlogs, but the platform also has a dark side. […]
Any time I watch a movie or TV show, I keep a sharp eye out for little references that pay homage to the creations or influences of other artists. Whether it’s artwork, fashion or inspirational quotes, I enjoy making the connection. […]
Tyler, the Creator recently announced the release of a deluxe version of his most recent album, “Call Me if You Get Lost.” So, my friends and I decided it might be a good time to go over his discography and rank albums according to what should be listened to first. […]
It’s a new year, and the Missouri GOP is off to a horrid start. […]
Nothing gets me more in the holiday spirit than bundling up in warm clothing, taking a few sips of Sprite-cranberry and watching a family come together and fight a demon goat and his minions. “Krampus” is a horror-comedy Christmas movie from 2015 that’s based on the European legend of an anti-Santa figure with the same name. […]
Ah yes, fall. That time of the year where we can ease back from our busy summer schedules and embrace the mysteries of a new season, the one that includes Halloween. Whether it’s returning to school, indulging in personal hobbies at home or outrunning bloodthirsty urban legends, fall is the perfect time for watching horror movies. […]
America has seen more and more strikes against large exploitative companies in recent years, and this is an amazing step toward nationwide progress for workers’ rights. […]
It’s official. The legalization of marijuana for recreational use is going to be on the November ballot, thanks to John Payne and Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft. […]
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