Wherever I Look Presents: Highlights of the Week (6/10 – 6/16)
Featured in this post, you’ll find some of the top scenes from media covered on “Wherever I Look” during the week of June 10th to June 16th.
Articles
Within this category, you’ll find interviews and articles.
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A Conversation With: Author Yoyo Opoku
In part one of my conversation with Yoyo Opoku, author of The Borrowed Wife, we go over the origins of the book, how her story transformed the narrative and the difficulties of being self-published.
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A Conversation With: Preacher (Soon To Be Pastor) – Nicolette Faison
Here at Wherever I Look, curiosity is a driving focus of many of the programming chosen. However, our curiosity isn’t just about media. One of the things which are also a keen interest is faith.
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Erika Alexander: Cosby and In Living Single Stories, Growing Up in Poverty, and What’s Next
One of the iconic members of 90s television, Erika Alexander blessed the Breakfast Club with stories of her career, childhood, and gems for the audience.
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Kenan Thompson: Past Ideas Thrown Around About Good Burger 2 and Relationship with Kel
On one of the most controversial radio programs in urban radio, perhaps radio in general, the calm, cool and collected SNL veteran Kenan Thompson sat down for a conversation. Some highlights below.
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Kid Fury Announces Fall/Winter Stand-up Tour
Fans of The Read, or Kid Fury specifically, have something to look forward to as he announces he is working on his next tour.
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Tribeca Film Festival 2018 Selection
Interested in what will be covered from the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival? Well, check out below.
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Marlon Wayans: Growing up Wayans, Future Film Projects, and Comments on Mo’Nique v. Netflix
With “Woke-ish” available on Netflix, and Marlon Wayans’ self-titled show due within the next two months, he has gone on a publicity tour. Here are some highlights.
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Highlights from BUILD Interview with Andi Mack Cast
In a BUILD video published on 2/21/2018, the cast of Andi Mack, specifically Peyton Lee, Lilan Bowden, Joshua Rush & Sofia Wylie spoke with Matt Forte. Here are some highlights.
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Why “Being The Black Meryl Streep” Means Nothing For Viola Davis’ Pay Disparity
Yes, she has won an Oscar, has an Emmy, and has two Tony awards. However, as Mo’Nique can attest to, Tracee Elliss Ross, and maybe even Halle Berry, what does a gold statue mean? But, focusing on Davis specifically, some of the issues we need to address in the Meryl Streep comparison is the diversity…
