Professional Sports Leagues Are Committing Seppuku…Let Them
Sports have made their bed, they have chosen their side, and it is up to the fans to make them lie in their mess.
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NBA Players May Quit The Season To Support Black Lives Matter.
If players refused to play until social justice demands are met, this very well may be the end of the National Basketball Association as we know it.
LeBron James Takes A Stand Against Guns As Cities Burn To The Ground
While speaking to reporters following Monday night’s win over the Portland Trail Blazers, Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James said that black people feel like they are being “hunted” right now.
The Closet Review: A Struggle Of Two Narratives
It would be pretty hard to sell you on the idea of a movie about a haunted closet but as simple as it is, that is the premise behind the south korean film entitled The Closet.
Netflix’s Latest Film Is About Twerking 11 Year Olds
Yes, you read that right, the latest project from Netflix involves pre-teen girls finding their femininity through twerking…
I Used To Go Here Review: The Sad Reality Of Putting Career Over Family
If you find solace with a young millennial woman who put her entire adult life into her failed career, this is your bread and butter.
Honest Candidate Review: A Fun But Empty Korean Comedy
Honest Candidate is a passable Korean comedy but doesn’t do enough with the setup that it’s given to set itself apart from some similar concepts.
#Alive Review: A Serviceable Zombie Flick With A Short Gas Tank
This is what #Alive almost does. #Alive is a new fresh intriguing perspective of the zombie universe…that only lasts for about 30 minutes before diving headfirst into clichés.
Hitman Agent Jun Review: A Rolling Snowball Of Creative Hijinks
As zany as that sounds, that is the premise of Hitman: Agent Jun and believe it or not, it is a film that not only works but it is amazingly thought out in its details.
Peninsula Review: A Enjoyable Frankenstein’s Monster Of Film
Peninsula is likely the best film that has come out this year. Now on face value, that might not mean much given the highest-grossing movie of the year is Bad Boys 3 but don’t let that distract you from what Peninsula offers.
