Quincy Jones Leaving No Tea Unspilled
byI swear Quincy Jones arse musta got confirmation that he is headed on an express bus to the Upper Room cause that man telling ERRY secret that he was sposed to take to the grave!
I swear Quincy Jones arse musta got confirmation that he is headed on an express bus to the Upper Room cause that man telling ERRY secret that he was sposed to take to the grave!
Each month, we’re bringing you some of the amazing Black films gracing the big screen in the new bScene’s Black Films Coming to the Big Screen.
Before we get into the advice I’m about to give y’all, let me just say “Ain’t GOD good?” Black folks appear to be winning bigly – if you don’t count Monique and Matthew Knowles.
Have you ever yearned to understand where you fit in your surroundings? Have you ever tried to figure out your purpose within an existence?…
Fellow movie-goers: Great stand-alone film, while still keeping the connections of the franchise.
While 2017 left us all a bit shook, 2018 is looking bright with major Black talent hitting the big screen and giving us something to root for.
Fellow movie-goers: Interesting topic, but the movie got a little preachy about our environment and what we have “done to it.”
Decent movie, I enjoyed the update to a video game instead of a board game.
Fellow movie-goers: Great bridge from the old generation to the new generation, can’t wait for the next chapter.
We had the chance to talk with Aisha Tyler as she passed through Austin on a tour promoting her first film Axis.
As far back as I remember, my family would take a weekend sometime before Christmas and go look at Christmas lights together. This was my Mother’s favorite time of year and she was always like a kid when we would go see the beautiful displays of lights and decorations.
From the opening rendition of the Motown classic What Christmas Means to Me, to the jubilant gospel of Joy to the World, Zach theatre’s musical version of A Christmas Carol is a party for the soul.