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Another scary movie, and you know what that means?  Yes, I had to talk about it, especially with the Jordan Peele name on it, that is like the seal of approval for the genre these days.  And with it comes the movie trip to see the latest of these, Nope, with a few friends on the show as fellow Nopers to give not only their Letterboxd ratings, but also, all of us try and come up with the moral or message of the movie.  That may be hard here with there being so much you can take away from this film staring Black Panther and Black Mirror's Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer from both Scream the TV series and Scream Queens, and The Walking Dead legend Steven Yeun!  So join all of us, this pack of movie-going people, as we dissect this new age alien movie, and see if you should also say, yup to seeing this modern day Jaws movie with feelings, or if you need to say nope and not get sucked into the hype. 

Let us know what you thought of this latest scaretastic movie filled with trauma and deep therapy and grief overcoming moments with the occasional dance breaks on social at either @NickNack_IC or @NickNack Movies on Letterboxd, Twitter, Tik Tok, Instagram, and all of the social media platforms you can think of that still function!

In this episode of Money Making Conversations the legendary Regina Taylor drops in to discuss her newest role in the the Anthology series on Showtime "The First Lady." She discusses the respect she has for the character she is playing and how she relates to past roles. We speak on the HBO limited series "Lovecraft Country" and "I'll Fly Away" the series that awarded her a a Golden Globe.

More On Regina Taylor

Taylor’s first film was the made-for-TV movie Crisis at Central High, starring Joanne Woodward, in which she portrayed Minniejean Brown, one of the first Black students to integrate the Arkansas school system. Taylor next garnered praise for her role as Mrs. Carter, a drug-addicted mother in 1989's Lean on Me, alongside Morgan Freeman. Other film roles include Spike Lee’s Clockers, Saturday Church and Losing Isaiah.

More recently, Taylor was seen in the mind-bending Lovecraft Country (Jordan Peele, J. J. Abrams, Mischa Greene); The Wonder Years (Saladin K. Patterson, Lee Daniels, Marc Valez, Fred Savage); Red Line (Ava DuVernay); All Day and a Night (Joe Robert Cole, Jeffrey Wright, Ashton Sanders); Blue Bloods (Tom Selleck); Black List; and Dig.

In yet another tribute to the actress, the Dallas Independent School District is rebuilding L. G. Pinkston High School, where Taylor was a student, and naming the new Fine Arts Department for Regina Taylor.

More On The First Lady

In addition to Taylor, the new anthology drama stars Oscar®, Emmy® and Tony winner Viola Davis (Ma Rainey's Black Bottom), as former first lady Michelle Obama, Oscar and Emmy nominee Michelle Pfeiffer (French Exit) as Betty Ford and Emmy and Screen Actors Guild winner Gillian Anderson (The Crown) as Eleanor Roosevelt.

“Michelle Obama has always credited her mother as being an inspirational role model,” Taylor said. “Her mother and father were absolute pillars of strength, encouraging her to pursue her dreams, let no one deter her and to not get in her own way. It was crucial for Michelle Obama, as the first Black woman in the White House, to bring along her essential source of strength – her mother, Marian Robinson.”

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This week on Money Making Conversations I am joined by the amazing Regina Taylor to discuss her role in the anthology series the "The First Lady" as the mother of Michelle Obama. We revisit all of Regina's great roles including "Lean On Me," "I'll Fly Away," and "Lovecraft Country" and how she has excelled in playing real individuals. Sonia Balfours-Fears returns with her daughters Ayanna and Rhea. Together they sounded The Fears Group at Morgan Stanley financial planning family practice.

Topics Covered

Owning your Acting Voice

Embodying Real Life Characters

Pressure and Responsibility as an Actor

Being a Black Woman in the Financial Industry

Journey from Meryl Lynch to Morgan Stanley

Creating

Building trust as Financial Advisor

More on "The First Lady"

In addition to Taylor, the new anthology drama stars Oscar®, Emmy® and Tony winner Viola Davis (Ma Rainey's Black Bottom), as former first lady Michelle Obama, Oscar and Emmy nominee Michelle Pfeiffer (French Exit) as Betty Ford and Emmy and Screen Actors Guild winner Gillian Anderson (The Crown) as Eleanor Roosevelt.

“Michelle Obama has always credited her mother as being an inspirational role model,” Taylor said. “Her mother and father were absolute pillars of strength, encouraging her to pursue her dreams, let no one deter her and to not get in her own way. It was crucial for Michelle Obama, as the first Black woman in the White House, to bring along her essential source of strength – her mother, Marian Robinson.”

More on The Fears Group

The Fears Group is a family practice that strives to help our clients establish a strong financial foundation and build wealth for future generations. With over 57 years of experience in the financial services industry, we take pride in educating our clients and helping them navigate the nuances behind financial decisions. 

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Our top picks when it comes to TV, Movies, TikTok, Instagram and all things entertainment.  
 This week's episode covered (list below in no particular order):

Breaking News from Yuba County
*Women of the Movement: Mamie Till Mobley
355
The Tinder Swindler
*Lovecraft Country
*WWII- 6888 Central Postal Battalion

*Black History Topics this episode

Jamie Chung is the next member of the Dexter cast to join us on Fanaddicts, and to say she “likes” fast food is a huge understatement. That’s right this Real World, The Gifted, Gotham, Big Hero 6 and Hangover trilogy actress loves herself some Whoppers and McFlurries. Want to know which fast foodery is best when stuck on a stranded island? Join us as Jamie tells all to hosts David Magidoff and Clare Kramer, and explains why nothing says father-daughter love like an Egg McMuffin. It’s only on Fanaddicts!

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Co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott are back at it with a brand-new episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay.

This week, the hosts pay special tribute to Michael K. Williams and Norm Macdonald, reflect on the Emmy nominations, and lament the realities of life after 40.

The duo also tries to wrap their minds around the unlikely alliance of  Tucker Carlson + Nicki Minaj, a recent ban on children’s books by or about people of color by an all-white school board in York, PA, and the frustrating phenomenon of people spoiling tv shows and movies.  

The co-hosts also discuss the **Spoiler alert** Disney+ What If series, the upcoming Matrix movie as well as the traumatic but hilarious childhood experiences with live mascots, and the realization of how many of our favorite childhood films are actually not that great in hindsight. 

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Rana Fonk les trae un repaso por las bandas sonoras nominadas este 2021 a los Premios Emmy.  También algunas de sus favoritas en series limitadas y las canciones principales nominadas.  The Crown, Bridgerton, The Mandalorian, Lovecraft Country, The Handmaid's Tale, This Is Us, Oslo, The Queen's Gambit, Ted Lasso, WandaVision, The Underground Railroad, Oslo y más...

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On this week's episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott say goodbye to summer and talk about heading back to school in the age of Covid + the Delta Variant while looking back on the hot topics of the Olympics, Black athletes, and mental health. 

The co-hosts also reflect on dating in secret vs. dating privately,  the current housing market craze, Black homeownership, and a full-on geek out over some recent, inspired casting choices on upcoming film projects.

Spoiler Warning(!) as the duo also chops it up over the Marvel Cinematic Universe's foray into the multiverse and discuss that insane Loki season finale while pondering on how Black Widow, Scarlett Johansson, and the legal dispute brewing between the latter and Disney may unfold. 

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This week, on Hear Me Out Friends: Luke and Quinn discuss an actually timely show...LOHKI! Don't forget their tangents on time travel, the self fulfilling prophecy of evil, and Lovecraft Country. They can't stay on topic, and you'd be unhappy if they did. Haven't seen Loki? That's ok! By the end, you'll feel like you've watched it with us.

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This week, Swanson, Kiorein and Stairmaster discuss the dire state of the 2021 Emmy nominations and HBO alledgedly paying James Gandolfini millions of dollars to not join the cast of The Office. Then, the boys play a rousing game of Guess Who's Coming that involves made up D&D names and a new month called Bigtember. Later, the gang sit down to watch Netflix's Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness and try to avoid the next obvious zombie attack. 

No Inteira ou Meia desta quinta-feira (15), os indicados ao Emmy 2021! Confira quais foram as séries com o maior número de indicações para o Emmy 2021 e quem fez história nesta edição. Ainda no programa de hoje, também trazemos mais detalhes sobre o Global Citizen e as mudanças no Instagram que causaram polêmica nos últimos dias. Também repercutimos os eventos teste que vão acontecer em São Paulo e em outras partes do Brasil e o primeiro grande festival de música que aconteceu na Europa com mais de 40 mil pessoas. Para fechar, drops sobre "Bom Dia, Verônica", Christina Aguilera, Pabllo Vittar e muito mais!

Loki season finale introduced us to a new character/villain as well as more hints at the multiverse.
What does their introduction mean for the MCU? Does Mobius get his jet ski?

We ask and answer a lot of questions during our review of this season of Loki

Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter (@3HokagesPodcast) & Instagram (@3Hokages).

New movies aplenty in this latest episode of Nick Nack Goes to the Movies. The action packed automobile romp, F9: The Fast Saga, as well as the latest Purge-a-palooza, The Forever Purge. Both of these films clearly fall into the comfort food viewing category of their genres, but with all we have been through in 2020 and 2021, we all could use the tater tot equivalent of films to turn your brain off a bit, and enjoy either rocket cars and tank flips or a free advert for Party City Halloween shopping and a lighter version of the messaging from Lovecraft Country, Them, and AHS: Cult.  This is also the fist movie we drop some Letterboxd reviews, it's a best out of 5 star system, but if you are an ImDb-er like me, you will still feel pretty right at home.  So get back to the movies if you feel safe doing such, and come back to some brand new movie action on this pop-culture podcast!

So if you caught either The Forever Purge or F9, what did you think?  And what are you looking forward to seeing next on streaming services or in theaters?  Let me know on social at either @NickNackMovies or @NickNack_IC on either Tik Tok, Instagram, Twitter, or Letterboxd!

Hope you have as fun listening to this one as I had making it! I had no idea prior to digging into this topic, that Lovecraft was so influential on modern horror. Like Stranger Things? Heavily influenced by Lovecraft. Like Stephen King's It? The cosmic monster who presents as Pennywise is a creature who could have come directly from the Cthulhu mythos. Much of the Twilight Zone, the X-Files, the BBC's Black Mirror and more - so influenced by Lovecraft. And, in a way, fictional universes like the Marvel cinematic universe and George Lucas's Star Wars universe - influenced by the cosmic worldbuilding of Lovecraft. We feel a lot of his influence today - but who was the man? We'll take a look at that as well - including the ugly parts. And we'll meet some of his creatures and dissect the structure of some of Lovecraft's most influential stories. A very Weird Tales edition of Timesuck awaits!

The first Bad Magic Productions June charity we are proud to donate $7,050 towards is Trinity Stables. They run a specialty program in Georgia called Stable Moments, a weekly mentorship program that utilizes equine-assisted learning to achieve life skills that better prepare foster and adopted kids for healthy transitions into adulthood. To find out more, please visit: https://www.trinitystables.net/

The second Bad Magic Productions June charity we are proud to donate $7,050 towards is Vintage Pet Rescue, a Rhode Island-based nonprofit committed to rescuing “vintage” aka senior pets from shelters and assisting their owners who can no longer care for their vintage pets. To find out more, please visit: https://www.vintagepetrescue.org/

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On this week's episode of Whatever We Want with Jay & Kay  co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott tackle the politics of Black hair, discuss trauma porn and the racial horror genre, as well as debate double standards in the critiquing of Black art and the impact of respectability politics on Black creatives. 

Plus, the co-hosts hilariously reflect on the boring (but welcome) reality of "normal" politics in the post-Trump era and tackle the questions of why people really hate Tyler Perry and whether or not straight men and women can every truly just be platonic friends. 

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On the season finale, writer, comedian, podcaster, activist, and Emmy Award-nominated host Baratunde Thurston brings us to the home stretch while providing all the laughs! 

Baratunde joins Chevon and Dennis to talk about his early career having worked at the intersections of standup, tech, and activism as a Black man, and how those experiences have shaped his current work on the topics of race, technology, democracy, and climate. He also shares his insights on being a multifaceted creator, the balance of “bringing your whole self to the workplace” as a person of color, and his take on “weaponing discomfort” and “defining white supremacy” to expose the underlying layers of how it's been maintained. Check out the Resources below for information on how to keep up with Baratunde and his upcoming projects, including his podcast “How To Citizen with Baratunde” and the new six-part PBS series, “America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston”.

Chevon and Dennis talk about shows that have centered race over the past year  and give praise to the writers, producers, and organizations working to move the needle on representation. Among the many shows they mention are The Watchmen, Lovecraft Country, and Falcon and the Winter Soldier. 

Finally, two big announcements: Dennis has taken on a new position at Race Forward as our Vice President of Narrative, Arts, and Culture, and also we’ve opened registration for our #RaceAnd: Our Present, Our Future youth oriented event taking place on September 25th! 

Thank you for listening to Season 2 of Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast, and stay tuned as we’re looking forward to even bigger things for Season 3 premiering this fall! 

Check out all the episodes from Season 1 and 2, and rate, subscribe, and share –– we’re on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Pandora!

Resources (by order of mention)

'Lovecraft Country' Creator Aims To Reclaim The Horror Genre For People Of Color (via NPR)

https://n.pr/3tld8S8

‘Minari’ Star Yuh-Jung Youn Makes Oscar History

https://bit.ly/3eTKGSc

‘Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ Reckons with an American Burden (via The Hollywood Reporter)

https://bit.ly/3vXVzJF

Grey's Anatomy recap: Police brutality and racial profiling take center stage (via Entertainment Weekly) 

https://bit.ly/3utedsk

Color of Change 

https://hollywood.colorofchange.org

Center For Cultural Power 

https://www.culturalpower.org

BUILD 

https://build.org/about

Baratunde Thurston

Podcast: How To Citizen 

www.baratunde.com/howtocitizen

Website

www.baratunde.com

PBS and Twin Cities PBS Announce New Series, America Outdoors With Baratunde Thurston 

to.pbs.org/3f0hNn4

Ted Talk: How to deconstruct racism, one headline at a time 

https://bit.ly/2QW0vjb

Facebook

www.facebook.com/baratunde

Instagram 

www.instagram.com/baratunde

Twitter 

www.twitter.com/baratunde

About Race Forward: 

Race Forward catalyzes movement building for racial justice. In partnership with communities, organizations, and sectors, we build strategies to advance racial justice in our policies, institutions, and culture. Race Forward imagines a just, multiracial, democratic society, free from oppression and exploitation, in which people of color thrive with power and purpose.

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