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    Movie Blog Post: An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power

    August 4, 2017 /

    While the original "Inconvenient" was largely a dramatized re-creation of Gore's traveling scientific slideshow, the new film is a classic cinéma vérité production, with the filmmakers, Bonni Cohen and Jon Shenk shadowing Gore for months - at sites that show the dimensions of the challenges

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    Foodie Post: NATIONAL CHEESECAKE DAY SURPRISE!

    July 29, 2017 /

    by Le Anne Lindsay, Editor Cheesecake Factory Celebrates NATIONAL CHEESECAKE DAY What was the best part of your week? Mine was unexpectedly being sent a WHOLE Cheesecake from Cheesecake Factory! It seems NATIONAL CHEESECAKE DAY is being celebrated Sunday, July 30th and Monday July 31st, in light of this – Cheesecake Factory is introducing a new CELEBRATION CHEESECAKE! Layers of vanilla cake, Original Cheesecake, strawberry, chocolate and vanilla mousse with cream cheese frosting. I dare you to try and finish a whole slice in one setting, it’s big & rich, but delish!   It came to my office, never been so glad to sign for a delivery! Included with the…

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    BlackStar Film Festival Coverage 2017 (Aug 3-6)

    July 25, 2017 /

    Tinsel & Tine’s Coverage of the 6th Annual BLACKSTAR FILM FESTIVAL By Le Anne Lindsay, Editor The 6th Annual BLACKSTAR FILM FESTIVAL 2017 #BSFF17 – Showcasing films by black people from around the world. Screening more than 60 films from 16 countries. This year’s theme is RESISTANCE – examining political and social uprisings around the world and in the U.S. Check out our Festival Coverage below: Post update 8/4/17 Shorts Program 5 Q&A with the filmmakers The trick to a good short is how soon you are invested in the characters, and at the end you wanna feel like you saw a feature length movie. These 5 short films shown…

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    Movie Blog Post: GIRLS TRIP

    July 24, 2017 /

    Tinsel & Tine’s Look at GIRLS TRIP By Le Anne Lindsay, Editor I first saw the trailer for Girls Trip back in like February or March and thought it looked pretty good and in addition to the known cast of Jada Pinkett Smith, Regina Hall and Queen Latifah, I saw it had the team of super producer Will Packer (THINK LIKE A MAN, Ride Along, ALMOST CHRISTMAS, STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON and many more) and the talents of director Malcolm D. Lee (The Best Man and THE BEST MAN HOLIDAY) but still I worried that the movie would fall flat, that it wouldn’t have cross over appeal both to other races…

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    Movie Blog Post: MIRACLES FROM HEAVEN

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    Movie Blog Post: THE BEGUILED

    July 15, 2017 /

    Coppola says she didn’t want to deal with issues of race, that she didn’t feel qualified, which I understand; and I feel even though the movie takes place during the Civil War, there can still be stories told about people affected by the war, but it not be directly about the issue of slavery.

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