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The Colorado housing market and me

The Colorado housing market and me

I spent much of this year traveling the Denver area, particularly Jefferson County, covering stories for the …

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DWFLA Review: “Lone Rider” Comes in Hot with a Commentary on Male Loneliness

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By Jonita Davis
| The Black Cape
The Black C.A.P.E. is a magazine for films nerds, pop culture anoraks, the film and tv junkies. The C.A.P.E. is for the filmgoer who knows that culture and pop culture are tied. Cinema has a much deeper meaning than what we see on screen. We explore that and more in these pages. Dances with Films LA Film Festival will close on Sunday, June 28, 2026, with a film that offers a piping-hot take on the male loneliness epidemic.
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DWFLA Review: “Angeleno” Asks What You Do if All the Second Chances You Wanted in Life Came All At Once?

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By Jonita Davis
| The Black Cape
The Black C.A.P.E. is a magazine for films nerds, pop culture anoraks, the film and tv junkies. The C.A.P.E. is for the filmgoer who knows that culture and pop culture are tied. Cinema has a much deeper meaning than what we see on screen. We explore that and more in these pages. Director, writer, and producer Jay Diaz of the film Angeleno created a film that focuses on the people of Los Angeles.
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Tribeca 2026 Review: “Mon Taxi” is a Moving Homage to the Daddy’s Girls Living Far from Home

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By Jonita Davis
| The Black Cape
The Black C.A.P.E. is a magazine for films nerds, pop culture anoraks, the film and tv junkies. The C.A.P.E. is for the filmgoer who knows that culture and pop culture are tied. Cinema has a much deeper meaning than what we see on screen. We explore that and more in these pages. Empty-nesters know the pain of having a child move far away from home. Before FaceTime and the internet, the phone call became the online lifeline between parent and child.
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