Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson collaborated for the very first time when they wrote “Say Say Say” together in 1981. The song about winning a girl’s affection was the first single from McCartney’s 1983 fourth studio album Pipes Of Peace. Jackson wrote most of the lyrics and McCartney played guitar,Continue Reading
Is the recognition of Juneteenth as a national holiday a pathway to reparations for Black Americans? Why didn’t Wendy Williams host her show’s finale and why isn’t her chair that’s already been recreated at Madame Tussaud’s wax museum being given to The Smithsonian for historical purposes? Related posts: MediaContinue Reading
Kilo Kish questions the American dream while wearing a flag in her video for “Death Fantasy” which has haunting backing vocals from Miguel. Her wobbly walk around a hotel ends up with her appearing to be literally sick of capitalism. Kish’s American Gurl album is based on the typical conceptContinue Reading
Saul Williams’ Afro sci-fi flick Neptune Frost is making its rounds in national theatres. The anti-authoritarian story takes place in Burundi where a bunch of coltan miners turn into computer hacker rebels and challenge the forces exploiting the region. It’s actually a filmed musical designed to motivate the masses intoContinue Reading
