“Zola, although it’s fun, and you’re laughing and there’s music, dancing, underneath it’s like, ‘Oh, this is her processing her trauma through something’ that was
Author: Jonita Davis
Experienced Writer, Film Critic, and Professor with a demonstrated history of working in the online media industry. Skilled in Journalism, Newspapers, AP Stylebook, Storytelling, and News Writing. Strong business development professional with a Master’s Degree focused in English Language and Literature/Letters from Purdue University Calumet.
5 Films (and Shows) You Slept on, Way Before ‘Cuties’ Got Here
The current seems to be pulling away from the Netflix show Cuties written and directed by Maïmouna Doucouré. It’s about a girl and her friends
Big $$$ News for Women in Comics Collective International
We are sending out a big CONGRATULATIONS to our mother company Women in Comics Collective International. They were among the recipients of the National Book
Film Review: ‘Asunder’ Is On the Verge of Something Great
The “anatomy of a marriage” film is a category I use for movies that are about the realities of marriage and little else. The story
Film Review: ‘Random Acts of Violence’ Tests the Ties Between Artist, Their Art, and The Fans
The comic artist as center of the horror film is not a trope that is practiced often. Many of us are hard-pressed to name one
International Female Ride Day Offers Women Self-Care and Sisterhood On a Bike
A Q&A with Porsche Taylor founder and EIC of Black Girls Ride and Joey Lindahl Senior Marketing Manager, Customer Growth at Polaris By Jonita Davis
