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From Hollers to Soul Music: How Sinners Contextualizes Black Music History
Seems like every person I know was hitting my line during Sinners’ opening week in theaters. My phone was blowing up in a way that doesn’t typically happen with other movies. “let me know when you watch it!!” “what did you think!?” “I’ve al...
SpaceBoy and the border of offensive
New to this series? Might I suggest getting aquatinted with our sentimental and silly adventurers, here!
This week on The Adventures of Cow and SpaceBoy…..
…Before crash landing in South South USA…
….Before setting off with Cow on...
Do you smell what's cooking?
Typically, my response to gossip manifests as a combination of my deeply southern soul and my whimsical nature. I take if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all to a reasonably serious degree.
This is what to do whe...
RheWatches: Home Alone
RheWatches is a series that’s part initial reactions, part curiosity, part journal entry, and part in general dot connecting. I try not overthink this series. Enjoy.
When you ask someone to make a top three Christmas movies list, I...
RheWatches: Hook (1991)
I’ve been thinking and dreaming and stalling on launching this RheWatches series for quite some time now. Overthinking and all that. So I’ve promised myself not to do that this time. From hence forth, RheWatches will be a place for my...
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