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My So Called Life: TV That Defined My Adolescence

One of my favorite 90's TV shows is the episodic series My So Called Life . The short lived ABC drama only lasted one season but it's by far one of the most critically acclaimed prime time t…

The Real Problem Is Bigger Than SNL

I know many have abandoned Saturday Night Live with good reasons, including the show's decline in quality and its callous disregard to feature black actresses in the cast (though I hear one may b…

K-Dramas Every Nerd Girl Should Watch

Early this year I discovered the awesome and magical world of k-pop, and shortly after I found out about the equally awesome and magical world of k-dramas. Even though I've loved every single sho…

The TV Series Misfits: Why You Should Care

I was late to the party when the series Misfits started airing on Hulu. It didn’t get a lot of press and Hulu doesn’t have the promotional power that Netflix has (even though I think Hulu debuted the…

TBS's "King of the Nerds" Reveals 11 Competitors for Season 2

TBS has announced the 11 nerds who are set to face off against each other this winter in a new season of the hit competition series King of the Nerds. Hosts Robert Carradine and Curtis Armstrong, who…

The Trouble with SNL’s White Christmas

Lorne Michaels must have a massive pair of balls. Not only did he brush off the call for more black women in the Saturday Night Live cast earlier this Fall, he also put his rubber stamp of approv…

My Issues With Heroes Of Cosplay

http://www.deviantart.com/ morelikethis/artists/77537145? view_mode=2 I’ve been debating for a while how I would approach the topic of the recent Syfy series Heroes of Cosplay . The show had quite a …

Top 10 Reasons Why I Love Sleepy Hollow

The sleeper hit (yes, pun intended) Sleepy Hollow premiered on FOX this past September and has been the most exciting supernatural show to air this season. Sleepy Hollow's plot is a contempor…

New Essence Study Reveals Insights On Media Portrayals Of Black Women: Understanding Images Of African-American Women In Society

From primetime television to cable news, African-American women consume more media than any other comparison groups, and today, there is more mass and targeted content featuring African-American wome…

In Case You Missed It...BGN Podcast 10/27/13 - Ashlee Blackwell of QuirksAndSplatters.com

Horror academic nerd and Freddy Krueger enthusiast, Ashlee Blackwell will discuss on this episode all things horror! She is the author of the website http://quirksandsplatters.com/  and Graveyard Sh…

Do You Have a Theme Song?

Photo from fanpop.com For the past few months, I've been binge watching TV shows I must have slept through while they were on the air years ago. One of the shows I'm watching at the moment is…

Scandal: Daddy’s Little Girl

Image courtesy of www.dippedincream.com The second episode of season three’s Scandal throws viewers right into the deep end of flashbacks. Ever so well done and crafty, these trips into the past man…

Made in America

You don’t have to be a fan of Jay-Z to enjoy the insightfully entertaining documentary, Made in America . But chances are, even if you don’t dig his music, this film will make you a Hova believer …

My Favorite Scandal Women and Why I Love Them

http://tvline.com/2013/08/06/scandal-season-3-preview-olivia-outed-as-mistress/#!1/kerrywashington/ The Scandal premiere was EVERYTHING I thought it would be. Fast moving, gut-wrenching salacious …

The Other Kind of MTV: Music Televisionaries

Today, I will explore how awesome the creative directors on some TV shows are at picking music. Most of the “new” stuff I stumble upon is from the shows I watch, all praise to my Shazam app and rando…

Why Are Black Sitcoms Less Available To Us?: Black Sitcom DVD/Streaming Distribution Disparity

In this digital age of streaming and DVD and Blu-ray, its seems we can watch anything we want, on any device we want, any time we want. Despite the number of networks and outlets available, there are…
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