Mark Naison: The Lost Interview

Mark Naison: The Lost Interview

By Curtis Stephen Twenty-nineteen (2019). It truly was The Last Year. And that’s because in our last decade, we marked the 50th anniversary of something or other from the 1960s. The assassinations of JFK, MLK and RFK. The moon landing. The...

Sarah Wallace: The Lost Interview

Sarah Wallace: The Lost Interview

By Curtis Stephen Inside a gritty Brooklyn public housing facility nearly 20 years ago, New York veteran TV news reporter Sarah Wallace was firmly trying to convince a moody ruffian named Nicky Roper to step out of the shadows.  And she was doing...

Ruby Dee: The Lost Interview

Ruby Dee: The Lost Interview

With grace, beauty and prodigious talent, Ruby Dee – born in Cleveland and reared in Harlem – had, by December 1969, built the sort of résumé that most actresses in Hollywood, regardless of race, could only dream of. Whether it was Broadway...

Ce’Cile: The Lost Interview

Ce’Cile: The Lost Interview

When Ce’Cile Charlton arrived to Jamaica’s dancehall reggae scene in 2001 with her buzzworthy single “Changez,” she was instantly cast as the genre’s latest bad gyal – a term which has since become her alter ego. Her tune, a...

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