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Juwan Holmes’s Biography

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Juwan Holmes is a writer and multipotentialite from Brooklyn, New York. He is currently a Contributing Writer at Mediaite.com and the Editorial Revolutionary-in-Charge at The Renaissance Project. Previously, Juwan was the Associate Editor at <i>The American Independent</i>, the Associate Editor at <i>LGBTQ Nation</i> and <i>INTO</i>, the Weekend Editor of <i>LGBTQ Nation</i>, and a columnist at LWOS.Life. Juwan made a name for himself as a Community Editor and Contributor at Genius.com (formerl…

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'Annoyed and Betrayed': Inside the Collapse of the Black News Channel

'Annoyed and Betrayed': Inside the Collapse of the Black News Channel

To understand how a once promising network collapsed, Mediaite spoke to several BNC insiders who worked on an…

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The Renaissance of Pablo Torre

The Renaissance of Pablo Torre

Torre speaks on the end of ‘High Noon’, being the host of the podcast ‘ESPN Daily’, and becoming a #girldad: …

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Don Lemon opens up about walking through fire to become one of the nation's top news anchors

Don Lemon opens up about walking through fire to become one of the nation's top news anchors

Lemon spoke with LGBTQ Nation about This Is The Fire, his bestseller from Little, Brown and Company. Plus, he…

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She grew up with MLK and was Kamala Harris' gym buddy. Meet Donzaleigh Abernathy.

She grew up with MLK and was Kamala Harris' gym buddy. Meet Donzaleigh Abernathy.

Donzaleigh Abernathy’s life & career was made possible by queer people you haven’t heard from… Until now. A t…

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"You Are A Prince to Us": Recognizing Girl 6, Spike Lee and Prince's Soundtrack

"You Are A Prince to Us": Recognizing Girl 6, Spike Lee and Prince's Soundtrack

"You Are a Prince to Us" is an unprecedented 4,000+ word account, the most detailed to date, of the making be…

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They spoke up. Now what?

They spoke up. Now what?

Starting in late May of this year — in what’s been framed as a media “reckoning” — several Black people and p…

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When I Get Home’ review by JuwanTheCurator • Letterboxd

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By Jacolby Satterwhite, Terence Nance, Alan Ferguson, Juwan TheCurator, Juwan Holmes Verified
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Letterboxd is an independent service created by a small team, and we rely mostly on the support of our members to maintain our site and apps. Please consider upgrading to a Pro account—for less than a couple bucks a month, you’ll get cool additional features like all-time and annual stats pages (example), the ability to select (and filter by) your favorite streaming services, and no ads!
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‎‘Batman Forever’ review by JuwanTheCurator • Letterboxd

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By Juwan Holmes Verified
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★★★½ I had only seen Batman Forever in parts on cable or TV; I loved Tim Burton’s Batman and The Dark Knight is still my favorite film of all time so regardless of the general consensus, I knew it would be hard for this to live up to those. In reality, it’s always been unfair to even compare this to any of the others. Batman Forever is a pure comic book movie by comic book enthusiasts that is as fun (and messy) as comic book movies should be.
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‎‘Radioactive’ review by JuwanTheCurator • Letterboxd

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By Juwan Holmes Verified
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★★ As disappointing as it is to have a film about such an exciting and complex figure turn out to be a dull and convoluted mess, it is much more frustrating that somehow in the last 15 minutes of Radioactive, rather than any of the first 100, the potential somewhat comes together for this movie. I am sure there is some joke or allegory to radiation to be made from that, but it would be on about the same low level of intrigue as the plot and setting of most of the movie itself is.
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