We celebrate Black Excellence in all shapes, sizes and ages. First we present THE ESSYNCE MOORE STORY, a chat with a 15 year old go-getter with 3 books, a fashion line and even a storefront in her past with world domination in her sights. Detroit's MECCACon fiery creator MAIA CROWN WILLIAMS reveals what's in the new MECCACon Subscription Box and writer GREG ANDERSON ELYSEE drops Vol II of the graphic novel Is'Nana The Were-Spider.

JD and Len are back with emails, casting news about a new movie starring Venom (?) and amalgamating horror movies with comic books...but you'll stay tuned for Detective Naked.

William Marshall strikes an imposing yet regal figure at the titular vampire of this blaxploitation classic that shamefully misses its mark but not without the actors giving their all. Most of them, anyway.

Vince and Len review ep 3 of CBS' latest Star Trek series but before they make a major correction from last week that seemingly flips the dynamics of their Trek fandom.

Foil Covers. Variant Covers. WHY? Mr. Dinkins creates one awesome band and JD lets loose the social justice warrior we all knows he longs to be!

BLACK LIGHTNING will be the latest addition to the CW's winning line-up of adapted DC Comics' superhero tales, rising from a checkered low-scale past amidst the numerous questionable portrayals of African American characters in the pubishing company's history.

In 1982 lightning cracked the foundation of Hollywood wide open. Eddie Murphy debuts onto the movie stage in director Walter Hill's 48 HRS where, alongside a grizzled Nick Nolte, he would set the course for moviemaking for the next 30 years.

Vince and Len are undeniably huge fans of Star Trek so they could not let CBS premiere their latest iteration - the Kelvin Universe prequel series STAR TREK DISCOVERY - pass into the night without a proper thoughtful hilarious review.

The Clown Princess of Crime HARLEY QUINN turns 25 years old and the Tribbles take the opportunity to look at the lore and lure of writer-artist Paul Dini and Bruce Timm's enduring multifaceted 'multi-personalitied' anti-hero/villain.

Issac Hayes, Yaphet Kotto and Star Trek's Nichelle Nichols are having so much fun chewing the scenery of 1974's TRUCK TURNER it's no wonder that Vince and Len have an equally fun time reviewing the blaxploitation classic.

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