Dante’s Inferno DVD Review: Same Hell, Different Day
The surreal tale begins as inner city urban noir, where strung out slacker youth Dante (Dermot Mulroney) wakes at dawn in a garbage strewn alley with a serious case of disorientation.
The Black List TV Review
This forces the audience to focus on their words, which have been invariably edited and distilled down to their most evocative moments.
Lyrical Singer-Songwriter, John McKinstry is a Mixture of Rock, Soul & Reggae
'McKinstry's songs', said Pitch Perfect Reviews (USA), 'are soulful - he fully cooks each idea with the know-how and expertise of a four-star chef.
Disappearing Voices Film Review
What transpired to trigger such a precipitous decline, and at a time when blacks have been making advances in so many other areas of business?
Diary of a Tired Black Man Film Review
From Waiting to Exhale to Two Can Play That Game to Diary of a Mad Black Woman, these female empowerment flicks have generally left brothers not only brow-beaten but in need of an image overhaul.
