National Entertainment
Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj
The “Little Rock” Interview with Kam Williams Activist Director Discusses His New Play about Historic School Integration Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj is an Indo-Afro-Caribbean American artist, educator and activist. As a playwright, Maharaj has authored […]
Alt-Right: Age of Rage
Film Review by Kam Williams Eye-Opening Documentary Chronicles Events Leading Up to Charlottesville The election of Donald Trump has ostensibly served to embolden Ku Klux Klansmen, neo-Nazis and the rest of the Alt-Right movement, […]
Ranjit Arapurakal
Interview with Kam Williams Jersey-Raised Rocker on World Tour Takes a Pause for the Cause Born in his mother’s hometown of Trivandrum, India, the terra cotta-colored capital of Kerala, Ranjit Arapurakal spent his infancy […]
Black Panther
Blu-ray Review by Kam Williams Chadwick Boseman Rises to the Occasion as African King/Marvel Superhero Chadwick Boseman has already made quite a career out of portraying a variety of prominent African-Americans, from football star […]
Wim Wenders
“Pope Francis: A Man of His Word” Interview with Kam Williams The Three-Time Oscar-Nominee Delivers a Reflective Homily Wim Wenders came to international prominence as one of the pioneers of the New German Cinema […]
Carter & June
Film Review by Kam Williams Bank Heist Dramedy Has Shades of Baby Driver Baby Driver was this critic’s pick for the #1 movie of 2017. It never takes very long for idea-bereft Hollywood to imitate […]
The Gospel According to André
Film Review by Kam Williams Riveting Retrospective Chronicles Career of Flamboyant Fashionista André Leon Talley was born on October 16, 1949 in Washington, DC, but raised in Durham, NC by his maternal grandmother, Bennie […]
George Takei
The “American” Interview with Kam Williams Legendary Thespian Reflects on Mistreatment of Japanese-Americans during WWII Despite an enviable career spanning six decades, George Takei remains best- known around the world for his founding role […]