Top30 Film Discoveries of 2019
These are some of my favorite new-to-me films watched throughout 2019.
Tagged: year: 1969
Growing Up 90’s: Kid’s Shows
The 90s were full of fun, engaging and sometimes bizarre animation, all which was meant for “children”. My personal favorites were mostly attached to two major networks that were born (or re-born) in the early 90s: Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon. Let me start with the FUN.
2012 End of the World Time Capsule
Here lies history. Buried by the YAM Magazine team for the 2012 End of the World.
How R&B Has Lost Its Soul
How is it that a form of music so integral to the individualization of Black Americans becomes something of a farce in their hands? While it’s a debate that’s been beaten like the proverbial dead horse, it’s one that still bears consideration.
The Banana Guide to Asian Entertainment
I am a Banana. To rephrase that: I was one for about 17 years of my life. A series of posts on my journey discovering Asian entertainment.
Pink Martini & Saori Yuki – Mas que Nada
Pink Martini & Saori Yuki cover Jorge Ben’s Mas que Nada, which became a signature song for Sergio Mendes and has been covered by a broad variety of artists From Rumba Patato Valdes, Philippine Bossa Nova Sitti, Hong Kong The Chopsticks, or Klaus Wunderlich.
Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975, The
Black Power Mixtape is an educational masterpiece in the world of documentaries that gives us general perspectives of the Black Power Movement as well as specific delineations of strong characters within.
Pink Martini & Saori Yuki – Blue Light Yokohama
Pink Martini, the little 13-member orchestra from Oregon, gets together with Japanese singer Saori Yuki to create a loving tribute to the music from 1969.
Woody Allen Ranked
Juan + Marya rank all of Woody Allen’s filmography for the release of Midnight in Paris.
Nancy: A Life in Movies
Cinema Fanatic’s mother, Nancy, writes about sixty years of film in her life.
