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Author, writer, teacher, blogger, keeps a blog The Trough where she writes. She combines spirituality and politics as no other. She is a native of Chicago, who prefers walking as exercise. The author has a B.S., biology and M.A., anthropology, certified science and french teacher.
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Evan Ross emerges out of his shell to reveal an engaging actor. Could this biracial beauty be the next hot pick among film makers and directors?
Race is confusing for good reason. Someone wants you to think it doesn't matter. But economically, race matters.
While Forbes touts her handle "queen of the new media" others, like myself, think it is more like "New Age Crone."
Mubarak speaks to the people in Tahrir Square and issues an "invitation to dialogue that is still on."
My prediction for best picture this year is not a long shot but a rather articulate film: The King's Speech.
Golden glow for tonight's nominees, winners and presenters. Only you can decide who was snubbed.
This film is about how a poem titled Howl pierced Ginsberg’s soul from his sacral center to the sky.
The Fighter is a real knockout with four out of five punches.
I loved this film about a king who can cuss like a sailor but can't give a three-minute speech without a stutter.
This film is about two men sharing a really bad day at work they did not see coming.
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