I’m talking, of course, about the badass, award-winning, icon Queen Latifah, who arrived on the scene in the 90s and has remained in the spotlight since. I’ve loved her since I first heard “U.N.I.T.Y.” as a tween (look it up,…
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What would you do if you met The Queen?
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Law & Order: A NY Actor Rite of Passage!
Save the date: if you tune in to NBC’s “Law & Order: SVU” on Thursday, January 7, at 9pm ET…you might see a familiar face! Plus, I got to act opposite a friend, the very talented Bhavesh Patel. How did…
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3 Shows for your Daily Dose of Laughter
Over six months into this pandemic and I’m still having trouble sleeping. Maybe it’s COVID-related (ask me anything about being a “long-haul” COVID patient) or maybe it’s just stress and anxiety about the general state of our country and the world.…
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Art in the Time of Pandemic
I hope you and yours are healthy, safe, and managing to find moments of light during this crazy time. It has been 161 days since I started self-quarantining with my partner, Eric, and our cat, Nikita, in our small East…
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