Jackie Robinson biopic, “42” surpassed the competition this weekend, giving Warner Brother studios its first hit of 2013. Directed by Brian Helgeland, the film was forecast to earn about $20 million and wound up taking in $27.3 million. The weekend’s other wide opener, horror spoof “Scary Movie 5,” was second and took in $15 […]
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Written and interviewed by Jazmin Steele, Pretty On Purpose: Where Women Soar Like Eagles Raised in Orange Park, FL in a middle-class working home along her brother and sister, it’s safe to say Tiffaney Malott (née Beverly) was groomed for success. The environment growing up was none other than a loving and encouraging one.
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“42,” the newly released biopic may be based on the life of baseball legend Jackie Robinson, but at its core, the film re-creates a love story between the history-making player and his wife, Rachel now age 90. Chadwick Boseman, 36, stars as Jackie Robinson tells urban daily.com, “One of the things
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(SAN DIEGO) San Diego REP presents the world premiere production of “Federal Jazz Project,” conceived and written by Richard Montoya with original jazz score and onstage jazz band led by trumpet virtuoso Gilbert Castellanos. Directed by Sam Woodhouse, “Federal Jazz Project” is a fusion of spoken word, historical fiction, border poetry, live jazz, bi-national history, percussive
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Black Stuntmen’s Group Challenges Wells Fargo to Advertise Black Stagecoach Driver Willie Harris, president of the National Black Stuntmen’s Association, backs down to no one, when it comes to pursuing equality and recognition for all people. Harris, a resident of Las Vegas, is one of the founding members of the Black Stuntmen’s Association, a group
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Via Press Release SAN DIEGO (April 8, 2013) — Tasty treats, luscious libations, a rockin’ raffle, the chance to mingle with local journalists, and hear from a veteran journalist are what’s in store for the 2013 San Diego Association of Black Journalists’ Scholarship Reception. Longtime journalist Stephanie Elam is slated to be the keynote
Stock Markets started Q2 with a whimper, certainly not with a bang, ending the week lower with global weakness getting more and more noticeable. These last few sessions, it’s been up then down then up again. Almost like a cheap carnival ride; by the way, when do I get to collect a big, overstuffed,
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One of the most popular film critics of our time who become the first journalist to win a Pulitzer Prize for movie criticism , Roger Ebert has died. Ebert wielded the nation’s most influential thumbs-up, thumbs down died Thursday, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. He was 70. The Chicago Sun-Times reported the sad news. You can find all of
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Legendary Gospel Brunch Launches Spectacular and Savory New Show Mother’s Day, May 12th Tickets On Sale Friday, April 5 at 10 a.m. (SAN DIEGO, CA – April 4, 2013) — Grammy-Award winning star and Gospel music icon Kirk Franklin is joining forces with House of Blues and its venues across the United States to create
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The markets continued their upward swing in the first quarter, much like they did in Q1 of 2012. Seeing the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 basically gaining, percentage wise, what they accomplished in the entirety of 2012; gives investors a reason to celebrate. But I hope they aren’t getting drunk with the revelry. There’s
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