Monthly Archive

August 2009

Welcome to our Archives page. On this page you will find all 6 of our articles broken down into Months and Years.

25 Aug

Movie Reviews

Kam Williams

DVD Review: Trouble the Water

Troubled Water Oscar-Nominated Documentary about Hurricane Katrina Comes to DVD On August 28, 2005, with Hurricane Katrina bearing down on the New Orleans , Scott and Kimberly Rivers Roberts made th... read more..

20 Aug

Books

Kam Williams

Book Review: The Bitch Switch

Omarosa Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth made her memorable entrance into the national spotlight as the villain viewers came to either love or hate on The Apprentice during the debut season of the hit NB... read more..

Quentin Tarantino: The “Inglourious Basterds” Interview

18 Aug

Movie Reviews

Kam Williams

Quentin Tarantino: The “Inglourious Basterds” Interview

Born in Knoxville , Tennessee on March 27, 1963 to an Italian father and a mother of Irish and Cherokee extraction, Quentin Jerome Tarantino took a most unorthodox approach to showbiz. He dropped out ... read more..

17 Aug

Community

Adele Ambrose

Selam Youth Festival: Community building at its best!

Weyni This summer represented the evolution of the Selam Youth Festival. Growing from a one day celebration to a three day affair, the festival started as an initiative by a group of young, Ethiopian... read more..

12 Aug

Commentaries

Staff Writer

The Lil Wayne Era

Lil Wayne I don’t know when it officially began. There was no ceremony, no bells or whistles, there was no parade and certainly no vote by the masses (but if there was, it was more rigged than Flo read more..

09 Aug

Arts

Donna-Michelle St. Bernard

Delicious Picks for Summerworks 2009

SummerWorks This year’s Summerworks Festival gives us a most revealing look at new works by some of the city’s busiest performance personalities, all with something to say and really great lighting t... read more..

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