10/18/17 O&A NYC WILDIN OUT WEDNESDAY: Anthony Anderson and Kevin Hart- Brokeback Mountain (Scary Movie 4)

Kevin Hart and Anthony Anderson go for it on Broke Back Mountain in Scary Movie 4. Continue reading

10/16/17 O&A NYC FOOD AND PARTY PLANNING: Halloween Glowing Jell-O Shots

Halloween is just around the corner these Glow In The Dark Jell-O Shots are an ideal party tricky treat for your adult Frightfest.   Continue reading

10/16/17 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: Madea Is Trump’s New Communications Director

Madea holds a press conference to announce that she’s has become new White House communications director. Continue reading

10/2/17 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: Weekend Update Trumps Response To San Juan’s Mayor And More

Weekend Update anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che tackle the week’s biggest news, including President Donald Trump’s poor response to Hurricane Maria. German Chancellor Angela Merkel (Kate McKinnon) stops by. Continue reading

10/1/17 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: The Chaos President- Trump vs Puerto Rico

President Donald Trump (Alec Baldwin) speaks with Sarah Huckabee Sanders (Aidy Bryant), Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz (Melissa Villaseñor) of San Juan, Jeff Sessions (Kate McKinnon) and Senator Chuck Schumer (Alex Moffat).

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9/28/17 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: When Is the Right Time for Black People to Protest?- The Daily Show

“When is the right time for black people to protest?”. That’s the question The Daily Show’s Trevor Noah asked Monday night. Donald Trump, his entire administration, and their supporters seem to feel that black athletes, and black people in general aren’t protesting the right way. Continue reading

(REPOST) 1/17/21 O&A NYC HOLLYWOOD MONDAY EXTRA: Cotton Comes To Harlem- Iris, Officer Jerema and the Paper Bag

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Cotton Comes to Harlem was the beginning of short period in American film that featured black actors in leading roles and the themes dealt with issues from the African-American microcosm. With a screenplay by Arnold Perl and Ossie Davis, and  directed by Davis this action drama represents the black perspective. Much of the film’s humor is urban black comedy, which was groundbreaking in 1970.

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