I'm talking about the recently published book, Her Country by Marissa R. Moss, country singers: Kacey Musgraves, Maren Morris. I also talk about getting Dixie'd, and Country music welcoming Black artists like Mickey Guyton and R&B icon Monica.

For more information about the book: 

https://bookshop.org/a/83281/9781250793591

In this episode, I talk about the Inventing Anna limited series and podcast. I also talk about the book, The Authority Gap by Mary Ann Sieghart and Anne Hathaway and internal misogny in Hollywood. 

Here is a link for more info about the book:

https://bookshop.org/a/83281/9780393867756

In this video, I talk about the writing and producing team, Robert King and Michelle King; the Joe Rogan scandal and fake outrage; and TV series: The Good Wife, The Good Fight, & Evil on Paramount Plus.

In this video, I talk in detail about actress Dorothy Dandridge and the striking resemblance of her tragic life and that of Marilyn Monroe. I also talk about the upcoming musical, The Songs Of Dorothy Dandridge that is coming to Carnegie Hall.

https://www.dorothydandridgemusical.com

In this episode, I talk about the inspiration behind my debut novel Girl Most Unlikely (2022). Actresses Lisa Nicole Carson and Dorothy Dandridge are also mentioned.

I talk about Sandra Bullock's return to the romantic comedy genre with the film The Lost City (2022), her chemistry with Channing Tatum and Brad Pitt's cameo appearance. I also, react to Vanity Fair's list of 33 best romantic comedies of all time.

This is a book review of the adult novel Love Marriage by Monica Ali. Also, I talk about the TV adaptation the author is working on for BBC. 

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Black Hollywood has got the romcom and crime genres on lock, but can they deliver a good erotic thriller? Now we have had some erotic thrillers in the past, but it has been some years. In this episode, I delve into the classics of this genre–provided by Hollywood–then ask the question, when will Black Hollywood give us something to celebrate?

Romantic comedies of the 80s, 90s, and 00s have captured moviegoers hearts but Hollywood for whatever reason, has neglected this genre in recent years. In this episode, I talk about the jerks in the movies we love that made the “prince charming” oh so much more charming in comparison.

Movies mentioned are: Friends With Benefits, When Harry Met Sally, Pretty Woman, Bridget Jones Diary, and Waiting To Exhale.

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It’s 1971, and Hillary Rodham and Bill Clinton are madly in love. But, she learns of his weaknesses and proposes they have a separation before committing to marriage. This is a review of the novel, Rodham by Curtis Sittenfeld. I also talk about the real life marriage of Hillary and Bill Clinton; the Monica Lewinsky scandal; and the second president in American history to be impeached.

Here is the link for the book:

https://bookshop.org/shop/Junkie_4_A_Story