Happy St. Patrick’s Day to celebrate Nina and Chelsea discuss the Ryan Merriman classic DCOM, The Luck of the Irish and how immigrants and identity have been perceived in the past versus now.

This week, Chelsea and Nina discussed the classic basketball DCOM, Double Teamed and discuss women in sports, the WNBA and how women can compete for things that aren’t the attention of men.

The final installment in The Cheetah Girls suite, Chelsea and Nina discuss The Cheetah Girls 3 and how our Cheetah’s have basically become Global Getdown and how this story taking place in India feels like cinematic voyeurism and just a backdrop with no real connection to the girls.

Continuing with The Cheetah Girls suite, Chelsea and Nina discuss, The Cheetah Girls 2 and the erasure of the blackness from the first one and also ask why are they in Barcelona?

The Cheetah Girls suite is here! To kick it off, Chelsea and Nina have assembled a black girl panel with their friends, Lisa and Jasmine to discuss the impact of The Cheetah Girls on culture and their lives, they also get into the colorism that is present in the film and Hollywood at large and how musicians get swindled by record labels through contracts to this day.

This week Chelsea and Nina review the Emmy award winning DCOM, The Color of Friendship and discuss apartheid, interracial friendships with a side of politics.

This week, Chelsea and Nina discuss the Tyler James Williams, Trevor Jackson and Coco Jones starring DCOM, Let It Shine. They reminisce about 2012 fashions and whether rap is only accepted when it’s content is deemed suitable.

This week Chelsea and Nina celebrate the Disney classic animated show, The Proud Family by reviewing its series finale, The Proud Family Movie. They discuss how we need more black animated shows and voiceover actors and just how well it was written and related to real life it still is.

Happy Black History Month! To kick it off, Chelsea and Nina review the classic superhero DCOM, Up, Up and Away directed by and starring Robert Townsend and featuring Sherman Hemsley. They discuss the impact of seeing black superhero’s for the first time and the joy in having a black movie where being black is a part of it but not the main plot.

When you woke up this morning did you say today I’m going to talk or did you say today I’m going to skate? This week, Chelsea and Nina review the Erik Von Detten starring classic DCOM, Brink! It made us reminisce on the 90’s trends and wonder do the kids even in-line skate anymore?