Over Father’s Day weekend I watched Fatherhood featuring Kevin Hart, on Netflix. I thoroughly enjoyed it and found it refreshing. It was a break-away from standard comedy-drama movies. The storyline was straightforward, interesting, and relevant. Hence, I felt the need to write up my thoughts on the movie. Fatherhood is a comedy-drama film about a young father … Continue reading I Watched ‘Fatherhood’- Kevin Hart’s Latest Netflix Comedy-Drama. Here Are My Thoughts On The Movie.
Category: TV/Movies
I Watched Cocomelon for My Son but Got A Lesson in Representation and Cultural Diversity.
Image @ Cocomelon Channel on YouTube Having two kids under two means that a large chunk of your day is spent watching children TV or internet programmes curated for early learners. No apologies here! (hey, you gotta do what you gotta do to survive). From Cocomelon to super JoJo, quite frankly you are, (no let … Continue reading I Watched Cocomelon for My Son but Got A Lesson in Representation and Cultural Diversity.
On Coming 2 America and why it didn’t live up to the Hype.
As you have probably heard by now, Coming 2 America was a colossal flop. At least by popular opinion. Most fans of the iconic first Coming to America were left underwhelmed and disappointed by the sequel. Taking into consideration what the first Coming to America meant for the (black) culture, people expected so much more … Continue reading On Coming 2 America and why it didn’t live up to the Hype.
As a Christian Black Mom, here’s why I have a problem with Disney Pixar’s Movie “Soul”
What Every Entrepreneur Should Learn From the Fyre Festival Fiasco.
In the last couple of weeks social media has been buzzing with news on the infamous Fyre Festival – dubbed in a latest documentary by Netflix as the greatest party that never happened. Well if you haven’t come across the hashtag #FyreFestival or had the opportunity to watch the documentary – which is streaming on … Continue reading What Every Entrepreneur Should Learn From the Fyre Festival Fiasco.
Calling All Lovers
Tamar Braxton’s long awaited album “Calling all lovers” has finally been released. The album which she calls “part two” to her previous album “Love and War” was released on 2 October 2015 and is all about the four letter word L-O-V-E. The album definitely appeals to everyone despite where you are in your love journey—there … Continue reading Calling All Lovers
Why Being Mary Jane is not just another TV show.
As a self-confessed lover of fashion and all things beautiful, I was naturally drawn to Being Mary Jane, an African-American TV show that aired on the BET network in early 2014. When the pilot episode aired, I was drawn to the exterior trappings of the show—beautiful clothes, flawless make-up, and the exquisite interior design of … Continue reading Why Being Mary Jane is not just another TV show.
Writings of an African Bohemian 