New Issues: Volume 27 & Volume 28
As promised we have 2 new issues for you this week. Here is the cover artwork… Volume 27 w/ Birdman Volume 28 w/ R. Kelly
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Angie Stone at Sylvia’s Restaurant in NYC
Last week Angie Stone stopped by the famous Sylvia’s Restaurant in NYC to eat dinner and chat with the good folks at Parlé Magazine. We talked about her latest album…
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Author Teri Woods Is In A League of Her Own When It Comes To Storytelling
As Sister Souljah’s 1999 best-selling novel, The Coldest Winter Ever, was feeding the streets with urban fiction not seen before that time, a legal secretary and a mother from Philadelphia…
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- Fifth Harmony: Where Are They Now? And How Realistic Is A Reunion?
- Why Your Body Remembers Trauma Even When Your Mind Tries to Forget
- The Truth About Drake vs. UMG (& Kendrick Lemar): Separating Fact From Fiction
- Entertainment and Fortune in Online Casinos 2025: Culture, Style, and Real Money Play
- [INTERVIEW] Peabo Bryson, The King of Balladeers Reflects On Five Plus Decades In Music
[INTERVIEW] Jim Jonsin – Meet the Popular Hip-Hop Heavyweight Producer
Meet the Grammy Award Winning Producer behind hits like “Whatever You Like,” “Lollipop,” and many more! Jim Jonsin is a man with a family and a point of view. Over…
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Stronger withEach Tear – Mary J. Blige review
The present moment is the overarching theme of Mary J. Blige‘s ninth release, Stronger withEach Tear. Beginning with “Tonight,” Mary delves into her lower register as she sings about being…
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‘Invictus’ Is Not a Biopic – Movie Review
With every iconic film, the audience always asks the question – is the actor or actress convincing in their portrayal of the role? Invictus, a 2009 film, leaves no opportunity…
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‘The Princess and the Frog’ Is a Commendable Film – Movie Review
Humble and pauper beginnings saunter on Tiana, the protagonist, as she embarks on her journey to princessdom in Disney’s The Princess and the Frog. There is a painstaking vibe that…
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‘Ninja Assassin’ Makes ‘Kill Bill’ Look Childish – Movie Review
Ninja Assassin is a gore de force complete with severed limbs, katana blades, and enough fight scenes to make Kill Bill look childish. The plot is centered on an orphan,…
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Marc Clark is Young, Creative & Fashionable
With his signature, unisex bowtie brooches attracting celebrity clientele, Marc Clark is a rising fashion icon. Offered in a wide variety of colors, the brooch can be designed in different…
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- Fifth Harmony: Where Are They Now? And How Realistic Is A Reunion?
- Why Your Body Remembers Trauma Even When Your Mind Tries to Forget
- The Truth About Drake vs. UMG (& Kendrick Lemar): Separating Fact From Fiction
- Entertainment and Fortune in Online Casinos 2025: Culture, Style, and Real Money Play
- [INTERVIEW] Peabo Bryson, The King of Balladeers Reflects On Five Plus Decades In Music
Robin Thicke Sex Therapy Album Review
Robin Thicke Sex Therapy album cover Sex Therapy finds Robin Thicke sounding more mature than past albums. Fewer complexes than Something Else and the genre infusion of A Beautiful World,…
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