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Why Bother With Interesting Music Videos, Anyway?

As we all know, YouTube and other video platforms are instrumental for artists these days, whether underground or not. They help promote music from a multitude of rappers, urban artists…

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4 Films With Black Leads To Bet On For Oscars Attention

We’re about to enter the fall, which means it’s time for cinema to get serious. There are exceptions, but more and more we see the Oscars contenders start to roll…

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Everything You Need To Know About Aretha Frankin, The Queen of Soul Music

On Thursday August 16, 2018, we lost one of the greatest soul singers of all time, Aretha Franklin, popularly known as The Queen of Soul. Ms. Franklin was 76 years…

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Why the Numbers Game is TV’s Greatest Trope

227, 2 Broke Girls, 21 Jump Street, the list of classic TV shows deploying numbers is endless. The same goes for some of our best-loved films, such as Se7en, 2…

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Beyoncé Talks About Suffering From Toxemia With Vogue, What Is Toxemia

Beyoncé Talks About Her Near Fatal Experience During Pregnancy Due To Toxemia So what exactly is Toxemia??? The September issue to fashion magazines is a big deal, with the change…

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Aspects of Physical Fitness You Need To Work On To Reach Your Optimal Level

Staying fit will guarantee you long life. This is because your body stays free from different diseases or complications that can put your life at risk. There are several activities…

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How to Start Your Freelance Writing Career

How to start a freelance writing career? Do you want to be a freelance writer? Well, there are a lot of reasons why freelancing can be a well-paying career. First…

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How To Get Shiny Hair: Helpful Tips That You Need To Know

Everything You Need To Know About How To Get Shiny Hair Your hair has to put up with a lot day-to-day, so it’s easy for it to lose its original…

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Yeah Doctor, Everything’s Fine: The Denial of Black Men’s Mental Health

I remember like it was yesterday, It was October 2015 and I was working towards my Master’s Degree in Atlanta Georgia. I was writing a paper for an English course…

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