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Lynn Whitfield + daughter Grace Gibson for MEFeater Magazine
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The ladies are looking sharp on the red carpet of the NAACP Image Awards.
Lynn Whitfield and daughter, Grace Gibson attend the 48th NAACP Image Awards at Pasadena Civic Auditorium on February 11, 2017 in Pasadena, California
Grace Gibson - Old Boots
Grace Gibson – Old Boots
A message from the author, Grace Gibson: Thank you so much for your lovely review, Dee! I really appreciate the opportunity to introduce Old Boots to your readers. As the blurb suggests, something has come over the usually staid Mr. Darcy, and Elizabeth Bennet is greatly to blame! Here is a glimpse at just how easily she can arouse the gentleman’s new-found instinct of mischief: That she enjoyed…
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Black Nativity - Overview/ Review (with Spoilers)
Black Nativity – Overview/ Review (with Spoilers)
Overview
An Urban Gospel with spirit, but hardly any soul.
Review (with Spoilers)
First things first, I have never read the play this film is based on, but with so many top quality actors in the movie, as well as a mix of newcomers to film, I was interested. Unfortunately, though, in my mind, I was picturing a Sister Acttype movie in which well-known songs were given a gospel spin, like how the…
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TAYLOR GORDON!
Since it's Taylor's birthday, I decided to rewrite this as a formal post:
Watching Stromae's "Formidable" reminded me of this video... When Taylor Gordon set out to capture footage on the streets surrounding Berklee, we (her peers) had no idea what to expect. But she teamed up with Arthur Johnson, Grace Gibson, & Jordan Brown to make a piece of art that still makes a great impression 2-3 years later. Since then, the familiar faces in this short film have gone on to forge successful careers for themselves. This is what Taylor had to say about the experience and pursuing your dreams:
Thank you so much! That was something else I knew about this video when it was being made.... (the great minds in this video would someday have very successful careers). [Until] this day I'm still amazed that my closest friends and peers united to bring to life a vision/concept that started in a dream. I doubted before but it was after this project that I fully had confidence that I have the ability to make any of my dreams and visions a reality. Even with no budget or experience.... just go for it!
Kudos to everyone involved with the project & thanks for the memories! #BeautifulPeople #greatminds
Like Mother, Like Daughter: Lynn Whitfield and Grace Gibson