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Freelance Journalist (The Hollywood Reporter, Newsweek, Black Enterprise) Founder @curlmob

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Language and laughter are two of Janeé Bolden’s greatest loves and both have played integral roles in her 20-year career in journalism. After over a decade creating viciously hilarious headlines for BOSSIP, the award-winning media maven continues to craft engaging stories for Newsweek, The Hollywood Reporter and Variety about the best offerings from music, film and television talent spanning every genre. A devoted dog mom and certified Disney adult, Janeé currently calls Atlanta home.

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‘Love Island: All-Stars’ Winners Were Stunned by Reactions to This

‘Love Island: All-Stars’ Winners Were Stunned by Reactions to This

'Love Island: All-Stars' Season 2 winners Gabby Allen and Casey O'Gorman spoke with Janeé Bolden for Collider…

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'Married To Real Estate' Season 4: Egypt Sherrod And Mike Jackson Keep It Real With Love, Laughs,...

'Married To Real Estate' Season 4: Egypt Sherrod And Mike Jackson Keep It Real With Love, Laughs,...

BLACK ENTERPRISE talked with the real estate power couple about the fourth season of their hit TV show-and if…

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Steven Soderbergh's 'Black Bag' blends spies, secrets and romance

Steven Soderbergh's 'Black Bag' blends spies, secrets and romance

Steven Soderbergh blurs the lines between personal and professional in spy thriller "Black Bag," its stars te…

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Woody Harrelson In at Deep End for New Movie 'Last Breath'

Woody Harrelson In at Deep End for New Movie 'Last Breath'

Some stories seem too impossible to be true, and Last Breath is one of them. The film, based on real event…

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In Her Words: Teedra Moses On 20 Years of Complex Simplicity, Loss, Motherhood and Rebirth

In Her Words: Teedra Moses On 20 Years of Complex Simplicity, Loss, Motherhood and Rebirth

The much-loved R&B songstress discusses her music legacy, losses and triumphs, raising twin sons (who are in …

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Marc Lamont Hill pushes back on Fat Joe defending his N-word use: ‘There’s no honorary degrees in Blackness’

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Marc Lamont Hill has entered the chat surrounding Fat Joe’s use of the N-word, and while the scholar and media personality says he has nothing but love for the Bronx rapper, he doesn’t agree that Joe’s decades-long connection to Black culture gives him a pass to use the controversial term.
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Marc Lamont Hill pushes back on Fat Joe defending his N-word use: ‘There’s no honorary degrees in Blackness’

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The scholar and “Joe Budden Podcast” co-host says he has love for Fat Joe but argues the rapper’s deep ties to hip-hop and Black culture don’t give him a pass to use the N-word. Marc Lamont Hill has entered the chat surrounding Fat Joe’s use of the N-word, and while the scholar and media personality says he has nothing but love for the Bronx rapper, he doesn’t agree that Joe’s decades-long connection to Black culture gives him a pass to use the controversial term.
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Marc Lamont Hill pushes back on Fat Joe defending his N-word use: 'There's no honorary degrees in Blackness'

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Marc Lamont Hill address Fat Joe using the N-word Andrew H. Walker / Santiago Felipe / Getty Images The scholar and “Joe Budden Podcast” co-host says he has love for Fat Joe but argues the rapper's deep ties to hip-hop and Black culture don't give him a pass to use the N-word.
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