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No gas: Why Scorsese will wow us with his new flick, ‘The Irishman’

A legendary director, three GOAT actors, and hella suspense, what else could you want from a mob flick? That’s why Scorsese’s ‘The Irishman’ is a must-see.

Meet Anthony DiJoseph, the psychic medium you need to know

Spirituality now and again has a resurgence in young people.

Is Joe Biden really the guy who’s going to take down Trump? Really?!

Well, this is going to be a long election…

Meet Jaden Jefferson, the 11-year-old political media star in the making

As the election gears up it appears Jaden might be the clear winner, no matter how the candidates play out.

Meet the inspiring chef Lakeith Stanfield is playing for his next movie role

There aren’t a lot of great food biopics out there. There also aren’t a lot of noticeable great Black chefs. These should both be changing very, very soon.

The last season of ‘OITNB’ is here: Will we miss Netflix’s first big hit?

At its best, ‘OITNB’ was an educational, harrowing tale about a cruel system designed to chip away at the humanity of those caught in its web.

‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ proves Quentin Tarantino is still a GOAT

‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ pays homage to a golden age and like no other director can, Quentin Tarantino brilliantly mixes comedy and tension, again.

Tom Hanks has some big shoes to fill: 4 reasons why Mr. Rogers is an icon

Tom Hanks has been tapped to play Fred Rogers in a new biopic titled ‘A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.’

Facts or nah? The Emmy 2019 noms prove that award shows are still #SoWhite

‘GoT’ may have dominated Emmy press coverage in the wake of its historic 32 nominations, but if you look closer, there’s another story going on.

AOC on Immigration: How the Rep. looks to change the convo and lift people up

AOC is slowly changing the rhetoric of immigration starting in her home state, with the backing of grassroots organizations and the love of the people.