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Interactive Map from Little Free Library Helps Regions Most Affected By Book Bans

Little Free Library has introduced a new interactive map on its website, showcasing the locations of its free libraries across the U.S. and highlighting the prevalence of book bans in each state.  This tool enables users to quickly find nearby Little Free Libraries—those small, outdoor, take-a-book-leave-a-book boxes—particularly in regions facing

Reflections From The Pandemic Shape R.T. Thorne’s First Film ’40 Acres’

A few years ago, as the COVID-19 pandemic upended daily life, director R.T. Thorne found himself grappling with “existential fears.” With supply chains collapsing and panic-buying in full swing, the Calgary-born filmmaker began to question the stability of the world as he knew it. “If a sickness that we can’t

‘Everybody Still Hates Chris’: Comedy Central Unveils Premiere Date and First Look

The Hollywood Reporter has revealed a first look (above) of Comedy Central’s upcoming sitcom Everybody Still Hates Chris, an animated series inspired by the UPN/CW sitcom Everybody Hates Chris. It will premiere on September 25th. Similar to the original live-action show, which ran from 2005 to 2009, Everybody Still Hates

Dallas Museum of Art’s Exhibition ‘When You See Me’ Challenges Historical Narratives

The Dallas Museum of Art is showcasing an exhibition titled When You See Me: Visibility in Contemporary Art/History, which explores the intricate dynamics of visibility. This exhibition aims to expand and challenge official histories and their visual narratives, offering deeper representations of those who have been historically marginalized or erased.

‘Silver & Gold’ Extends Festival Run with Combo of Nominations at the 2024 Minnesota Webfest

On the heels of Silver & Gold’s nominations at this year’s upcoming New Jersey Webfest, the cast and crew of the Jaro Media original series have another reason to celebrate, with the announcement that the series has picked up a pair of nominations at the 7th annual Minnesota Webfest. The

Maxime Jean-Baptiste’s ‘Listen to the Voices’ Is An Emotional Journey Through Grief And The Impact Of Colonialism

On the rare occasion that French Guiana is shown in film, it’s usually very limited in its portrayal. There may be shots of its breathtaking landscapes, dense jungles, or gold mimes. But Maxime Jean-Baptiste, the director of “Listen to the Voices” (“Kouté vwa”), sought to intentionally avoid these familiar scenes

‘Silver & Gold’ Scores Pair of Nominations At 2024 New Jersey Webfest

The second half of the first season of Silver & Gold came to a culmination last month with a thrilling three-episode finale that saw the series garner acclaim from both critics and audiences. Now with awards season in full swing, the Jaro Media-presented original series can celebrate some major awards

New Statue Of Vel Phillips Commemorates Her Impact as a Civil Rights Activist and Leader

Vel Phillips was a distinguished civil rights activist and politician in Wisconsin, celebrated for her groundbreaking accomplishments in public service. In 1956, she became the first Black person and woman elected to the Milwaukee Common Council, marking a historic achievement. She continued to break barriers by becoming the first Black

‘The Uptown Chronicles’ Wins Big At Rome Prisma Awards

Following last month’s premiere of the trailer for the highly anticipated animated series ‘The Uptown Chronicles’, SDG Productions has another reason to celebrate. The series has been announced as the winner of the “Best Trailer” category from the Rome Prisma Awards, marking the first major awards win for the upcoming

Team USA Women’s Gymnastics Squad Sets New Milestones

Simone Biles has already made history, but the entire Team USA women’s gymnastics team for the Paris Summer Olympic Games is setting new milestones. The team, featuring Biles, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, Sunisa Lee, and Hezly Rivera, aims to reclaim the Olympic team gold while breaking records. For the first

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