Film Review by Kam Williams Jacob Latimore, native Milwaukeean makes his film debut Naima (Jennifer Hudson) is a single-mom struggling to pay the rent on the apartment she shares with son … [Read more...]
The Help, segregation era saga explores unquestioned socialite-maid relationships
Film review by Kam Williams Kathryn Stockett made an auspicious debut in 2009 with the publication of The Help, a poignant period piece examining the unquestioned relationships of entitled, … [Read more...]
Takers, T.I. Crime Caper comes to DVD
DVD Review by Kam Williams The “One Last Big Heist” is a theme of the crime caper genre which has proven to be quite popular over the years. Takers employs that tried and true formula in … [Read more...]
Tavis talks about his latest special report
By Kam Williams Due to nationwide budget cuts, music education programs are being eliminated from school curricula nationwide at a rapid pace. However, many concerned individuals, including Los … [Read more...]
A heart-to-heart with America’s first Black billionairess
Sheila Johnson, “The Other City” interview By Kam Williams Entrepreneur and philanthropist Sheila Crump Johnson is the only African American female to enjoy ownership in three professional … [Read more...]
H.O.L.Y. B.I.B.L.E.: A Compliment to Your Daily Bible Study by Wesley J. Malcolm
Book Review by Kam Williams “I only hope that the simple but insightful Principles captured in this book will allow for you, the reader, to first get within yourself and be guided in a positive … [Read more...]