Happy Black History Month! View the trailer for a documentary that sheds an important light on the state of Black Art. “Who’s Behind Black Art” will be available to steam on AspireTV February 6, 2025. Written, Directed, Produced by: John Campbell (JCINTIME) Executive Producers: Valerie Meraz, Peter Gaudry, Susan Chapman-Hughes, Thomas E. Moore III, Jeb Bent, Chris […]
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National Youth Heart Screening Day
In honor of National Youth Heart Screening Day, Mommaz With Attitude®️ visited the Sugar Land Fire-EMS National Youth Heart Screening Day in collaboration with the Cody Stephens Go Big or Go Home Memorial Foundation event. Sponsored by the Sugar Land Fire-EMS Department, this event provided free ECGs (electrocardiograms) to help protect youth from Sudden Cardiac […]
97TH OSCARS® Key Dates & Event Changes
In response to the devastating wildfires that have affected many in the community and beyond, The Academy has announced several updates leading up to the 97th Oscars. The following schedule and event changes have been implemented: The 97th Oscars will still be held on Sunday, March 2, 2025, at the Dolby® Theatre at Ovation Hollywood […]
Los Angeles Wildfire Resources
Glitter&Gumbo sends our love and prayers to all who are affected by the ravaging wildfires that are currently overtaking homes and communities in the Los Angeles, California, area. Here is a list of some resources that can offer support or aid to those in need: Mental Health Assistance – 24/7 Mental Health Helpline for Emergency and […]
Peacock Presents New Documentary “Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy” Premiering January 14
Peacock’s “Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy” special is a 90-minute documentary that will premiere January 14, 2025 via Peacock. Check out the trailer below. The documentary will feature interviews with some of those who’ve known Diddy best – including his childhood friend, his former bodyguard, and a “Making the Band” winner. Plus singer/songwriter/producer Al […]
New Year’s Day 2025: New Orleans Bourbon Street Tragedy
If you would like to donate funds to support the families of the victims visit the Greater New Orleans Foundation website or the United Way of Southeast Louisiana website. UPDATE: The suspect has been identified as 42-year-old Shamsud Din Jabbar. Visit WDSU News for more updates as this investigation continues. UPDATE: Local officials have now […]
Beyoncé Bowl: Queen Bey Solidifies Her Title As The Greatest Pop Star of The Century
Telling a Black woman “No” in a country where she must continually fight for her freedom is a recipe equivalent to not holding a beer but holding SirDavis whiskey and watching Beyoncé Wreck Shop on stage for those who say, “She ain’t Country!” The unmitigated gall of Country Music gatekeepers’ belief that they can stop […]
Netflix Film Premiere: The Six Triple Eight
The Six Triple Eight is such a powerful true story that honors phenomenal women who helped build the fabric of this country through their courage, determination, and genius ability to stir up some Good Trouble. Thank you for telling their story. May we remember their names and sacrifices so that they would no longer hide […]
Let’s Eat: Pumpkin Patch Pasta
Visiting Trader Joe’s is an all-time favorite field trip of mine. I explore the aisles and treat it as a relaxing experience when it’s not overly crowded. Seasonal items are always fun to behold, and I always have high expectations for the next best food item to try. I love the Fall season and all […]
“Exhibiting Forgiveness” Non-Spoiler Review
After viewing the film Exhibiting Forgiveness, I first want to give the main character, Tarrell (Andre Holland), a hug. Utilizing the words of the grand old negro spiritual, “Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen,” is a small indication of how generational trauma unchecked can bleed into the crevices of our lives, causing a severe hemorrhage […]