Year: 2017

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It

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Film Review by Kam Williams   Kids Hunt Killer Clown in Creepy Adaptation of Stephen King Classic Written by master of suspense Stephen King, It was the best-selling book in the U.S. during 1986. The […]

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The Tiger Hunter

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Film Review by Kam Williams   Indian Immigrant Opts for Love over American Dream in Charming Romantic Comedy Sami Malik (Danny Pudi) has had a crush on Ruby Iqbal (Karen David) for as long as […]

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Kingsman: The Golden Circle

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Film Review by Kam Williams   Brit and Yankee Spies Join Forces to Fight Drug Queenpin in Higher-Octane Sequel Kingsman: The Secret Service was a surprise hit which probably wouldn’t have been released in the […]

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LEGO Ninjago

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Film Review by Kam Williams   Unassuming Teen Morphs into Formidable Ninja in Latest LEGO Episode Lloyd Garmadon (Dave Franco) must be the least liked student at Ninjago High. The unassuming 16 year-old is so […]

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Brad’s Status

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Film Review by Kam Williams   Ben Stiller Stars as Miserable Misanthrope in Midlife Crisis Dramedy Brad Sloan (Ben Stiller) feels inadequate despite his happy marriage and a thriving business that enables his family to […]

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Kim Fields

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The “A Question of Faith” Interview with Kam Williams   Fields Revealed!   Kim Fields is a veteran actress with an eminent household name, starring in two long – running series, NBC’s “Facts of Life” […]

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Pretty Powerful

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Book Review by Kam Williams   Pretty Powerful Appearance, Substance and Success by Eboni K. Williams Viva Editions Hardcover, $21.99 224 pages ISBN: 978-1-63596-662-6   “Pretty powerful is the understanding that, as women, we have […]

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Angela White

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The “A Question of Faith” Interview with Kam Williams   White’s Insights! Angela White is a film producer, talent and business affairs executive and member of the Producer’s Guild of America who specializes in creating […]

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A Question of Faith

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Film Review by Kam Williams   Three Families Serendipitously Linked by Tragedy in Moving Modern Parable Faith-based films ordinarily have limited appeal beyond the Christian community because most tend to be heavy-handed morality plays just […]