A Haunted House 2 movie review
It’s a Marlon Wayne’s movie what do want me to say? It was bleeping hilarious. Literally as soon as the movie started the theatre was roaring in laughter and I’m…
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Live At The Jazz Café, London – D’Angelo album review
Whether you remember him for his cool demeanor and corn row braids or his perfectly chiseled body he displayed in the video for hit song, “How does it feel?”,…
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Draft Day Movie Review
For me, I went into the theatre not really knowing what to expect. Yes, some football, hopefully some excitement. What I was not expecting was a real life rendition…
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The Biblical Grandson: Noah Reviewed
Many writers unknowingly included references and motifs in their works to the content that influenced their own development as writers. For instance, the original Star Trek series, which aired from…
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The Truth – Ledisi album review
It has been three years since Ledisi released her last project, Pieces of Me, but the sultry songstress has been touring worldwide and appearing on television screens ever since. Her latest…
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Rise of an Empire – Young Money album review
The sequel to the 2009 release, We Are Young Money, Rise of An Empire fashions itself as something new and epic, but hinges on formulaic material that only reaches to…
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Braveheart – Ashanti album review
Songstress and industry veteran, Ashanti is back with her first album since 2008’s The Declaration. After the extended delay, the new album, Braveheart is almost surprisingly solid. Almost because it’s…
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GIRL – Pharrell album review
G I R L by Pharrell is an enjoyable album. The second of his solo projects, there is an engaging assortment of songs within it that reinforce his creative ingenuity.…
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Mastermind – Rick Ross album review
Rick Ross remains one of the most fascinating rappers to listen to. A combination of grandiose loftiness with an inclination toward the finer things in life, intertwined with the grit…
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Mary Mary Season 3 Preview…
Reality TV seems to have this stigma. Nothing is real, everything is scripted, the scenes, the drama, it’s all set up. What you can expect from this season of Mary Mary…
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