Robin Shanea

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Hey Jude

Rediscover Prince and The Revolution’s ‘Purple Rain’ (1984) | Tribute Prince’s ascendancy into the stratosphere of pop and funk royalty seemed pre-destined prior to the arrival of ‘Purple Rain,’ but its brilliance solidified what all of us had rightfully expected.

Prince and The Revolution's 'Purple Rain' hit #1 on the US albums chart 41 years ago on August 4, 1984

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Yes, it's his whole delivery!

Lol! I love The Temptations but Al took that song to another level.

Yes!

Desperado

Definitely love Chaka Khan's "I Feel for You" more than Prince's original version.

The trailer for Spike Lee’s “Highest 2 Lowest,” starring Denzel Washington, Jeffrey Wright, A$AP Rocky, Ilfenesh Hadera and Ice Spice, is out

Amy Winehouse - Back to Black

James Baldwin’s Love Stories

James Baldwin’s Love Stories www.vogue.com/article/jame...

THE FUGITIVE opened nationwide in the US 32 years ago this week. Starring Harrison Ford as Dr. Richard Kimble, it was an unexpected box office smash and Oscar winner. The behind-the-scenes story shows that it was a miracle the film was even made…

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Mo Better Blues

One of my favorite Spike Lee joints!

Sherman Hemsley and Isabel Sanford in, The Jeffersons (TV Series 1975–1985.

When Doves Cry
Little Red Corvette
I Would Die 4 U

Such a good movie

You Don't Know My Name

Casino

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Uncut Gems: the Letterboxd crew picks their favorite underseen pictures of the past 25 years • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine A quarter into the 21st century, the Letterboxd crew and contributors recommend over 30 of the best underseen films of the last 25 years, including a Claire Denis deep cut, a Barry Jenkins visual poem...

For @letterboxd.social I wrote about Jane Campion's BRIGHT STAR as one of the best underseen films of the last twenty-five years.

My entire life in one image

oprah winfrey is holding her head in pain while making a funny face . Alt: oprah winfrey is holding her head in pain while making a funny face .

It's AUGUST?!

Love Jones

My Life by MJB

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The Descent

Inside Colorado’s famous resort for Black Americans Colorado was once a beacon for members of the Harlem Renaissance and Black families from all over the country.

Black families from all over the country flocked to Colorado’s Lincoln Hills during Jim Crow, a safe place for them to gather and relax

Figures like Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, W.E.B DuBois & more would hold literary salons there during visits