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Brandon T. Jackson’s Hollywood Reinvention: Why ‘Trap City’ is Brandon T. Jackson’s Boldest Role Yet
Brandon T. Jackson’s Hollywood Reinvention by NWO SPARROW The Comeback Kid Brandon T. Jackson leans back in his chair, arms crossed, a smirk playing on his lips. "Man, Hollywood tried to put me in a box labeled 'funny sidekick' and call it a day," he says on the Breakfast Club during a recent promo run of his new STARZ show "Trap City". "But I’m not a one-trick pony. Never was."
By NWO SPARROWabout a year ago in Geeks
The Twilight Zone episodes The After Hours, and The Night of the Meek brings back fond memories of old-school Department Stores
Departmetn stores are not what they used to be In the 1960, The Twilight Zone episode After Hours, there is a running theme that Baby Boomers can relate to. A department store is filled with customers and shoppers. Someone is working at every counter, a store manager and an assistant manager on hand to please customers.
By Cheryl E Prestonabout a year ago in Geeks
Movie Review: 'Jurassic World: Rebirth'
We thought that 2022's Jurassic World: Dominion would be the last we'd see of this beloved franchise, at least for a while. Alas, Universal took it upon themselves to churn out seventh instalment, and should they have? In short, no.
By Christopher Halesabout a year ago in Geeks
Verdict in: 'Legally Blonde' is Fabulous at Firehouse Center
There’s no retreat ‘cause you’re legally blonde. Firehouse Center for the Arts presents the Broadway hit, Legally Blonde, inspired by the 2001 movie. Elle Woods is turned down by her boyfriend, Warner Huntington III, when he doesn’t think she’s serious enough. To prove him wrong, Elle gets accepted to Harvard Law School, where she finds herself in a trial solving a murder case.
By Marielle Sabbagabout a year ago in Geeks
Stronger Than a Buller, Softer Than a Heartbeat
In July 2025, James Gunn, acclaimed for his work on Disney’s Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy, embraced a narrative path that many superhero and comic book storytellers have previously shied away from. With Superman: Legacy, Gunn delves into the mythic origins of Superman—Clark Kent, or Kal-El—as an immigrant. He portrays him not merely as an alien or the last son of Krypton with god-like powers, but as a profoundly human character shaped by his outsider identity, his alienness, his otherness, and his difference. This time, his cape doesn't conceal his true nature.
By Jenna Deedyabout a year ago in Geeks
Djokovic Shocks Wimbledon Again — But Alex de Minaur Has Other Plans
There are few constants in tennis history, but Novak Djokovic rising to the occasion at Wimbledon has become one of them. On Friday, he walked off Centre Court to a standing ovation after notching his 100th win at the All England Club, a feat only matched by one other legend — Roger Federer. The tennis world was once again in awe.
By Bevy Osuosabout a year ago in Geeks
I Watched the Most Banned Movies on the Internet—Here’s Why They’re Hidden
There’s something undeniably magnetic about forbidden content. When something’s banned, our curiosity sharpens. It feels like a secret we aren’t supposed to know. So when I came across an online thread titled “The Most Banned Movies Ever Made,” I dove down the rabbit hole—and I didn’t climb out until I had watched nearly all of them.
By Vincent Otiriabout a year ago in Geeks
We Regret to Inform You: The Rejection Podcast
Another podcast review? Well, there are two very good reasons for me to write a review about this particular podcast: 1. A few relatives came up to visit Montréal – with me as an option, I think – this weekend. I showed them around the old part of the city (Vieux-Port – Old Port), noting the stores, cafes, bars, and history of this preserved cultural area. At a terrasse, we sat down for a drink and I learned a lot about my cousins and their lives. One works in advertising; another is running her own business. One other has just bought a house. And I had to sit there, nursing my one espresso, while wondering about how I was going to pay my rent for next month. Of course, none of my concerns were voiced, but they were all over my thoughts as I took them to an indoor market and noted how they were haggling over jewelry in one small boutique. What was I doing with my life?
By Kendall Defoe about a year ago in Geeks
"Beyond the Gates" Week 18 Review
So I'm late with this recap, but this time, it's only partially my fault. Most of the blame is on CBS, and as much as I want to say why this early in the story, I'll wait a bit for that, and all I'll say for now is that your wait won't be as long as CBS' for sure. But anyway, it was the final full week in June (June 23-27), the Cup was awarded, the NBA Champions were crowned, and, but Beyond the Gates remained hot.
By Clyde E. Dawkinsabout a year ago in Geeks
🐉 Real Dragons? The Shocking Truth That History Tried to Bury!
Imagine you're walking through an ancient cave. On the wall, carved in stone, is a creature with wings, sharp claws, and blazing eyes. A dragon. But here’s the twist: that cave is real—and so is the carving.
By James World about a year ago in Geeks
