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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.
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.
On January 20, 2011, Etta James — the Matriarch of R&B, the Empress of the blues — passed away at the age of 73, and with her she took one of the remaining strings to the grit and grime of true music.
No more gilding the lily, I’ll just come out and say it — the state of Black film in America is deplorable.
The YAM Magazine writers pick their favorite animated characters.
Juan + Marya rank all of Woody Allen’s filmography for the release of Midnight in Paris.
Cinema Fanatic’s mother, Nancy, writes about sixty years of film in her life.
Put together by Ian Albinson, founder of The Art of the Title Sequence, this video presentation was shown for the SXSW Excellence in Title Design competition screening.
