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A little more than a year ago, the Trump administration began implementing sweeping reductions across the federal government through the…
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Is it a coincidence that both the Broadway and Hollywood versions of “Dreamgirls” are celebrating anniversaries this year? Writer-director Bill…
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In August of 1990, I had dreams of becoming a filmmaker, in part because of the films Spike Lee and…
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Aleshea Harris’ seething, stylish “Is God Is” vibrates on a frequency that’s hard to fully get one’s arms around. It’s…
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