
Opinion: Netflix’s ‘Hollywood’ Makes Racial Progress Look Easy and It’s Kinda Insulting
Editor’s Note: There are SPOILERS ahead. This opinion piece about the new Netflix original series “Hollywood” is best understood after watching the show in its

Editor’s Note: There are SPOILERS ahead. This opinion piece about the new Netflix original series “Hollywood” is best understood after watching the show in its

Since coronavirus entered the US and quarantine put the country on lockdown, musicians and artists have been forced to cancel shows, postpone recording sessions, and

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VOX ATL’s Adam Dickerson gives us his five book suggestions to dive into during quarantine.

It’s been 40 years since “The Kids of Degrassi Street” first aired, five years since “Degrassi: The Next Generation” stopped airing new episodes in America,

“We experience the family’s wacky affluent lifestyle. But unlike “Blackish,” there’s nothing I can relate to or see myself in in the life Barris showcasing.”

The new Spanish language film “The Platform” is opening eyes for millions of quarantined Netflix subscribers who are binging the mind-boggling film.

During the COVID-19 quarantine, film student Mack Walker challenged himself to watch 10 films, from Hollywood classics to an iconic Korean zombie film.

The new album combines sounds we’ve heard, along with more electronic sounds to produce new fresh music and broadens his artistic horizons.

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The last season took a look at Steven and what’s he’s like at almost 17 — heartbroken and struggling to figure out who he is.

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