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Film/TV journo. Managing Editor @shadowandact @blavity | Seen in/on @THR @latimes @mtvnews @polygon etc. Tar Heel.

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How 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' Recreates Iconic Moments, Expands Lore In Netflix Season 2

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Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2 will bring some of the animated series’ most memorable moments to live action, while also expanding the stories of fan-favorite characters. The cast spoke with Blavity’s Shadow and Act about recreating one of Aang’s most iconic scenes, diving deeper into Zuko’s backstory and more in the Netflix series.
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Malcolm D. Lee Returned To ABFF For Its Landmark 30th With A Genre That's Now 'More Accessible' To Black Creatives

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Malcolm D. Lee has spent decades making some of the most recognizable comedies in Black cinema, from The Best Man franchise to Girls Trip and Space Jam: A New Legacy. Now, the filmmaker is stepping into a new genre with his first thriller, a move he says wouldn’t have happened at just any point in his career. Lee reflected on why now was the right time to take on a thriller with Sprung, the Peacock film starring Chloe Bailey, Lucien Laviscount, Anna Diop, Lynn Whitfield and Coco Jones.
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Harlem’s Relationship With Jazz Continues To Connect Generations And Ground Neighborhood In Its History

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For generations, jazz has remained intertwined with Harlem’s identity, serving as both a reflection of the neighborhood’s history and a living part of its cultural present. While Harlem’s role in shaping the genre is well documented, musicians, venue operators and cultural organizations continue working to ensure jazz remains accessible to new audiences and future generations.
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