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DJ Mixes: LINK
Keep on, keepin’ on.
2019
ARTICLES, INTERVIEWS and PROFILES:
FEBRUARY 2019:[Feature Article] DigBoston: Here’s to a “Million” more: Legendary Harvard Square comic book shop, The Million Year Picnic, celebrates 45 years of independence LINK
APRIL 2019:[Feature Article] DigBoston: Allston Living Room Read: Where Queer Stories and More Take The Floor. LINK
[Article] The Brookline TAB: “Brookline Youth Awards recognize student altruism” LINK
MAY 2019:[Article] The Brookline TAB: ‘Da Vinci Code’ author drops gems in Brookline talk LINK
JUNE 2019:[Featured Article] DigBoston: “From Morrison to METCO: The Black Experience at RoxFilm 2019, Festival Report.” LINK
JULY 2019:[Profile] The Brookline TAB: “From medicine to literature: Brookline author gets some ‘Distance’ with debut novel” LINK
AUGUST 2019:[Profile] The Brookline TAB: “Gender Bending Fashion: See Brookline resident featured in MFA exhibit.” LINK
FILMOGRAPHY:
[MUSIC VIDEO] “Voicemail for Jill” by Amanda Palmer, directed by Amber Sealey, featured extra LINK
2018
ARTICLES and PROFILES:
MARCH 2018:[Profile] The Brookline TAB: Meet Brookline’s Woman of the Year: Artbarn’s Chloe Lara-Russack LINK
MAY 2018:[Feature Article] DigBoston: Boys on the Side: JP’s Guy-free Film Night is the Perfect Post-Weinstein Outpost LINK
NOVEMBER 2018:[Article/Review] DigBoston: Understanding and Remembering: on “Antonio Lopez 1970” LINK
DECEMBER 2018:[Feature Article] DigBoston: Remixed and Upcycled: How Nicole Lyons of Lola’s Urban Vintage Creates and Sells in Boston LINK
2017
ARTICLES and PROFILES:
JANUARY 2017:[Feature Article] BUST MAGAZINE: How GRRL HAUS CINEMA Is Advocating for Women Filmmakers. One Indie at A Time LINK
AUGUST 2017:[Feature Article] WBUR The Artery: The Lucy Parsons Center, Where Boston’s Radicals Shop for Books LINK
OCTOBER 2017:[Feature Article] The Brookline TAB: Your next old-new favorite record might be found at Brookline’s Village Vinyl LINK
NOVEMBER 2017:[Interview/Q&A] DigBoston: Cheap Thrills: Small Biz Saturday is Another Excuse to Explore This Hidden Vinyl Mine LINK
DECEMBER 2017:[Feature Article] The Brookline TAB: Rowling, Poetry, and ’70s Kids: Commemorating 40 years of The Children’s Book Shop LINK
[Interview/Q&A] DigBoston: Dudley Roots: Kai Grant of Black Market in Roxbury on Creating, Shopping, and Selling with a Purpose LINK
2016
ARTICLES and PROFILES:
MARCH 2016:[Profile] The Improper Bostonian: Drawing Attention. LINK
FILMOGRAPHY:
[TV] Vinyl, (HBO) featured extra, Hannibal Concert go-er, episode “The Racket” (aired March 6, 2016), casting by Grant Wilfey Casting
[FILM] Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (Paramount Pictures), directed by Dave Green, Grand Central Terminal commuter extra (theatrically released June 2016), casting by Grant Wilfey Casting
2015
FILMOGRAPHY:
[TV] Orange is The New Black (Netflix), inmate
2014
ARTICLES and PROFILES:
HelloBeautiful: ‘New Slaves’ to the N-Word: Why Piers Morgan Mostly Had A Valid Point. LINK
2013
ARTICLES and PROFILES:
The Source: Review: “Talk a Good Game” by Kelly Rowland
The Female Rap Award Category: Needed or Let It Go?
JETMAG.com: Year in Review: Can Feminism Be Integrated?
Opinion: Is This an R&B Renaissance?
2012
ARTICLES and PROFILES:
[UNAVAILABLE] Vibe Vixen: Gentleman’s Corner: Ne-Yo Talks ‘R.E.D.’ Album, Working with Sia, and MJ’s ‘Bad 25’
[UNAVAILABLE] The Jane Dough: General Petraeus Is Nowhere to be Found in Coverage of the Petraeus Coverage
[UNAVAILABLE] BlackBook: Luke James Talks Writing Songs, the state of R&B, and ‘Whispers in the Dark‘
[UNAVAILABLE] BlackBook: Kendra Morris: “I Was Born to Sing”
2011
PAPER: “Stand Up Guy” (credited as Stylist’s Assistant) LINK
[UNAVAILABLE] The TURN Mag: Beyonce “Who Run the World (Girls)” Video Review
[UNAVAILABLE] The TURN Mag: Music (After-Life): New Aaliyah for 2012
[UNAVAILABLE] BlackBook: V V Brown on Fame, Politics, and the Globalization of Music
[UNAVAILABLE] BlackBook: Patrick Stump on His New Album and Life After Fall Out Boy
Including: [Q&A] Boston Hassle: “Went There: “PRIED @ The Society of Arts and Crafts.” LINK
and
[Interview/Q&A] Boston Hassle: Went There: The Art of Paper at “Pulp + Process.” A Q&A with curator Sam Aldrich LINK
