ABFF: Lena Waithe, Kirk Franklin, Tabitha Brown Set for Talks Series
The American Black Film Festival announced its Talks Series lineup, including Lena Waithe and 'Act Your Age' stars Yvette Nicole Brown and Kym Whitley
Source: variety.com
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Kirk Franklin, Tabitha Brown, Kym Whitley and Yvette Nicole Brown Join Lena Waithe for ABFF Talks Series (EXCLUSIVE)
The American Black Film Festival (ABFF) has announced the lineup for this year’s Talks Series, headlined by 2023 festival ambassador Lena Waithe. The 27th edition of the festival will be held June 14-18 in Miami Beach, followed by a virtual program June 19-25 on ABFF Play. On Thursday, June 15, the Emmy-winning writer, producer and […]
Source: aol.com
Seahawks undrafted free agents: Battles looming at RB, DT, LB — who may make the team?
Seattle is expected to sign nearly two dozen UDFAs before the start of rookie minicamp and there are a few worth monitoring.
Source: theathletic.com
Seahawks post-draft depth chart: How rookies fit, projected roles, remaining needs
The Seahawks no longer have glaring holes, but several spots could use depth, and there's room for more than 20 undrafted free agents.
Source: theathletic.com
Those Tweeting 'Falsehood About Nigeria's President-elect' Will Face Wrath Of Law One Day, APC Campaign Council Says As #TinubuTheDrugDealer Trends On Twitter
The All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council (APC PCC) Director of Media and Publicity, Bayo Onanuga has said that those tweeting about Nigeria’s ‘president-elect’, Bola Tinubu’s links to drug trafficking will soon be prosecuted before the court of law. Onanuga made this known in his reaction to the trending Twitter hashtags, #TinubuTheDrugDealer and #TinubuForPrison, in which people suspected to be supporters of opposition parties vilified the ‘president-elect’ for alleged involvement in a drug case in the US.
Source: saharareporters.com