By Throughout history, we’ve all have held an affinity for many forms of rivalries between opposing entities. We see it, competitively, in sports all the time. Muhammad Ali and his legendary trilogy of pugilistic Boxing bouts against Joe Frazier that culminated in one of the most talked about
The Batman (review, part 1)
For a couple of minutes, I want you to imagine being in the middle of a soaking, rainy night walking down the streets of the most sketchy, crime ridden and dangerous city that you can think of. You’re trying to get home from the bus stop or subway as quickly
Happy Black History Month!
To celebrate Black History Month, here’s a a segment from the entertainment news website, The List, bringing to you a brief history of Black Superheroes in the realm of comics. /Source Box/ Video: The List TV (thelisttv.com) Photo: The New York Times (nytimes.com)
Happy Birthday, Betty.
January 17, 2022 Dear Betty, My first memories of seeing you on any screen, usually involved my mother on the couch and me sitting on the carpet watching the newest premiering episode of The Golden Girls, while laughing hysterically at all of the funny barbs that you
Spider-Man: No Way Home (review, part 2– SPOILERS)
Leaving the theatre after seeing Spider-Man: No Way Home, I couldn’t help but think of a couple of parallels to one of the most divisive and controversial story arcs in comic book history, let alone, Marvel Comics’ history: In the 2007 four-part miniseries One More Day, starting with Amazing Spider-Man
2021.
When I look back on the past year, it’s been an interesting ride personally, professionally, and as a film/Television fan. I went through a couple of occupational changes with going from being a delivery driver to being back in a call center for the first time in three and a
Spider-Man: No Way Home (Review, part 1)
After months of speculation about who’s making which cameos, long waits for any semblance of a film trailer, scalpers selling movie tickets for thousands of dollars and an astronomical amount of hype not seen in pop culture since the first of the Star Wars prequel films, Spider-Man: No Way Home
My Favorite Rogues of Spider-Man
They say that in any fictional story, that a protagonist is only as good as the antagonist that gives them grief. British super-spy James Bond has taken on an impressive slew of villains over the course of the nearly 60 years he’s been on the silver screen. in comic book-related
West Side Story (review)
In 1957, playwright Jerome Robbins along with music composer Leonard Bernstein and lyricist Stephen Sondheim (writing for his first Broadway show ever) conceived an idea: a new take on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. This take would turn into a worldwide musical stage phenomenon that has taken pop culture by storm,
House of Gucci (review)
In the world of high fashion, there is one name that’s the largest, most revered and completely woven into the world’s tapestry of popular culture than any other– Gucci. From Milan, to London, and even Harlem, millions of people have made the Gucci brand a part of their wardrobes for
