Black History Month starts Feb. 1 and we want to use this time to recognize famous African-American activists, writers, and entertainers. The first person to start off this Black History Month is activist, scholar, and author Angela Davis.
On Jan. 3 2019, Lifetime aired a groundbreaking documentary titled “Surviving R. Kelly.” The six part docu-series spoke about the infamous R&B singer’s alleged sex cult, pedophilia, and the physical and mental abuse allegations against him. The series featured interviews Read more
On Jan. 8, Cyntoia Brown was granted clemency from jail after killing a man who bought her for sex back in 2004. When she was only 16-years-old, she was sentenced to life after she turned herself in for killing the man.
In Tarrant County alone there are 1,924 men, women, and children who spend their holidays without a home. The Presbyterian Night Shelter located in Fort Worth, along with their partner shelters, make it their goal to help the homeless live a little bit easier.
Spike Lee’s powerful new film “BlackKkKlansman” opened to rave reviews, including getting a lofty score of 96% on Rotten Tomatoes. If the movie has garnered this much attention, then why did it initially open up to only a few theaters?
On Thursday, April 19, the interact club opened their little library.
From April 14 to 15, the animation team at Timber Creek sent in their work to the Skills USA state level competition in Corpus Christi, TX.
Lots of fun and exciting movies are coming out this spring and summer that will be enjoyable for the entire family.
The 2018 Academy Awards (the Oscars) took place on March 4 and was filled with many historic moments this year.
Groundbreaking sales, sold out theaters, and historic moments in cinematic history. These are just some of the things Marvel’s Black Panther manage to accomplish this past opening weekend, making the superhero movie one of the most praised and talked about of the year.