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Calendar Feedback: Directors should honor African Americans by hiring Black Americans to play them - Vimarsana News

Calendar Feedback: Directors should honor African Americans by hiring Black Americans to play them

Mental health conditions are not "demons" and remembering Charles Grodin's host stint on "Saturday Night Live."

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The 15 best TV shows of the year (so far) - Vimarsana News

The 15 best TV shows of the year (so far)

We love a season preview, don't get us wrong. But when the question you're asked most frequently is "What should I be watching right now?" looking to the future has

Short 'Two Distant Strangers' makes Oscars history. Here's why it's controversial | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Short 'Two Distant Strangers' makes Oscars history. Here's why it's controversial | Arts & Entertainment

LOS ANGELES – Compton’s Travon Free made history Sunday as the first Black filmmaker to win the Oscar for live-action short film.

LA Times: Woke BLM Entertainment Turning Into 'Black Trauma Porn' - Vimarsana News

LA Times: Woke BLM Entertainment Turning Into 'Black Trauma Porn'

Font Size Woke television has apparently gone so far that not even black showrunners are safe from being cancelled. The latest shift comes courtesy of the L.A. Times condemning a supposedly growing rise of “black trauma porn.” On April 19, the Los Angeles Timesran an article decrying “media images of Black death” in recent shows and movies that deal with racism. Using the latest Amazon Prime series Themas an example, staff writer Greg Braxton wrote about how “numerous Black viewers” and critics were “outraged” at the depictions of violence against the black ch...

Don Lemon talks racism, Chauvin verdict at Festival of Books - Vimarsana News

Don Lemon talks racism, Chauvin verdict at Festival of Books

Print Don Lemon wasn’t sure readers would have the appetite for the heavy subject matter of his book “This Is the Fire,” published the year after George Floyd’s death. For better and worse, the months that followed reassured him on that front. “Almost every single thing I write about in the book is playing out right now in real time,” the CNN anchor said during a conversation with Los Angeles Times writer Greg Braxton for the Festival of Books on Tuesday. It was a prescient remark. When news broke in the early afternoon that a verdict had been reached in the trial of Derek Chauvi...