Seasons Greetings and Merry Christmas! No better gift than a great book or movie rec, as stories are our human escape and our reflections. Hope you enjoy seeing what I loved most in 2023 and your holiday! Peace and Blessings, Kalisha
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Wrong Done Right: On the “May December” Film
They were wrong for this one. But, they did it right. You'll just want to give their piece of meat a hug, E-harmony account or audition for the next season of "The Bachelor." #MayDecember
My Happy Friday and Welcome to December Recs…
Happy New Year 2024- don't wait to January 1! Get a head start now.๐ฅ๐ซ๐ I also want to recommend your 2023 Holiday Movie: RUSTIN. Let's amplify this masterpiece as it deserves.
4 of My Women’s History Month Joys
In praise of The Lost Daughter, Call Me, The Strong Black Woman and "Chess Moves," superior works from women this Women's History Month...
Halle Won November, maybe the year
Way to make everybody feel bad when the #1 trending movie over the gluttonous, lazy Thanksgiving Weekend shows us a 50something sister doing crossfit.
David Boykin’s “What the Afrofuture Say” at Black Harvest Film Fest
An outstanding and necessary achievement for a musician of David's talent as well as his commitment to Chicago, culminating now in his film's inclusion in the "Made in Chicago" Shorts Program of the fame Black Harvest Film Festival at the Siskel Center.
“Passing,” or your wknd and Nov. 10 sorted
I was so excited at the first impression I got for this book's film adaptation on its way. I'm an English major/major book nerd, so yes, the great Nella Larsen's Passing is a novel to define my college days. If you were a woman with melanin and not going into medicine or science as a career, you loved Passing. It was your Dynasty and Real Housewives franchise, yet so aged and psychologically impressive it was totally okay to call this soap opera a favorite novel. Oh, the drama..