I wrote this back in 2016. But, Lord knows, I need good fortune in 2025 after having another one of the most tumultuous years of my life. In addition, we are idiotically going into a very scary time with a criminally insane, coup-staging, convicted felon, serial rapist, and complete moron as the President of the United States. So, I am reposting this story with the hopes that we will all — individually, and as a nation — have good fortune in 2025.
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With the holiday season upon us, it is vital to take the time out of your frantic holiday schedule to keep your skin healthy. Here are some tips and my favorite products to keep your skin hydrated through these colder months.
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The revival of Cabaret at the August Wilson Theater is an absolute must-see. Both me and my sister were completely blown away. She has seen every version of Cabaret, including the first one, and said that she felt this revival was the best. I highly, highly recommend this show and also suggest that you splurge and buy the premium seats for the full Kit Kat Club experience this holiday season.
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Because of all this hubbub and the need to focus on my new gig, I decided not do my extensive holiday gift guide. But here are the things I covet and plan to buy for myself and others this Christmas.
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Due to all the hype coming out of the Venice Film Festival, “Babygirl” was one of the movies I was most looking forward to seeing this winter. But it’s a hot, unsexy mess. Read on for my full review.
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Director Leigh Whannell, who rebooted the “Invisible Man” in 2020, is a master in slow building terror. At times, “Wolfman” is so scary times that I got literal tingles in my body and found myself holding my breath. Read on for my full review.
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Much is hypocritically being made of First Lady Michelle Obama not attending the installation of the Orange Menace. But she is likely—like myself and 92% of other Black American Women —done with play acting like this mess is ok. We are emotionally out.
Director Leigh Whannell, who rebooted the “Invisible Man” in 2020, is a master in slow building terror. At times, “Wolfman” is so scary times that I got literal tingles in my body and found myself holding my breath. Read on for my full review.
In a recent Op-Ed in The NY Times, James Carville railed on about how Kamala Harris supposedly lost the 2024 election due to “the economy”. But there is one big problem with that false narrative — the US economy under the Biden/Harris administration is at an all time high. As a Black-American woman, I am sick to death of white pundits trying to avoid the massive elephant in the room — America is a racist and sexist cesspool where millions of uneducated Americans voted against their own interests and the health of our Democracy. That’s it. It had zero to do with the economy, inflation, or the price of eggs, stupid!
I wrote this back in 2016. But, Lord knows, I need good fortune in 2025 after having another one of the most tumultuous years of my life. In addition, we are idiotically going into a very scary time with a criminally insane, coup-staging, convicted felon, serial rapist, and complete moron as the President of the United States. So, I am reposting this story with the hopes that we will all — individually, and as a nation — have good fortune in 2025.
Due to all the hype coming out of the Venice Film Festival, “Babygirl” was one of the movies I was most looking forward to seeing this winter. But it’s a hot, unsexy mess. Read on for my full review.
Seeing Dances Patrelle’s Yorkville Nutcracker has become a yearly Christmas tradition for me and mine. Join TGATP and make it one of yours. They are performing this innovative NYC-themed take on “The Nutcracker” this weekend!
Because of all this hubbub and the need to focus on my new gig, I decided not do my extensive holiday gift guide. But here are the things I covet and plan to buy for myself and others this Christmas.
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The revival of Cabaret at the August Wilson Theater is an absolute must-see. Both me and my sister were completely blown away. She has seen every version of Cabaret, including the first one, and said that she felt this revival was the best. I highly, highly recommend this show and also suggest that you splurge and buy the premium seats for the full Kit Kat Club experience this holiday season.
TGATP was blessed to attend The Makeup Show NYC which took place this past week on April 30th – May 1st, in NYC at The Metropolitan Pavilion. It was one of their most spectacular New York shows to date Here is the skinny with my haul.
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