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Slow Jam Saturday : Jodeci, "Cherish"
Before Jodeci covered Stevie Wonder they put their feet in a bop by The Association
DERRICK DUNN
Aug 12 min read


Concert Review : Anthony Hamilton @ The Theater At MGM
Anthony Hamilton brings fan favorites and more to the DMV.
DERRICK DUNN
Jul 252 min read


Quarterback Season 3 Review: Four Players Carry Four Different Kinds of Pressure
Netflix’s hit sports series delivers another compelling season built around pressure, ambition, and survival.
DERRICK DUNN
Jul 112 min read


Flashback Friday Theater Review: MJ The Musical @ The National Theatre
Reviews And Dunn looks back at MJ: The Musical, a high-energy celebration of Michael Jackson’s music, choreography, creative ambition, and complicated journey toward becoming the King of Pop.
DERRICK DUNN
Jul 102 min read


"The Town That Takes" Review: Strong Setup, Weak Payoff.
The Town That Takes builds an intriguing mystery around Croatian folklore, but too much exposition and too many questionable character choices weaken the payoff
DERRICK DUNN
Jul 92 min read


"Jackass: Best and Last Review" : A humorous sendoff
Fifth Jackass film provides more of the same and that's perfectly fine.
DERRICK DUNN
Jun 262 min read


Supergirl Review: Milly Alcock Leads an Emotional and Entertaining New Chapter for the DC Universe
"Supergirl" balances, emotion, action, and cosmic adventure with confidence.
DERRICK DUNN
Jun 253 min read


Single Review : Ne-Yo, "Thinking What I'm Thinking"
Ne-Yo continues to find his footing in the R&B country lane with newest single.
DERRICK DUNN
Jun 202 min read


X-Men '97' Season 2 Review: Apocalypse Takes Center Stage in Marvel's Best Animated Series
Season 2 delivers thrilling action and emotional storytelling.
DERRICK DUNN
Jun 142 min read


Tribeca 2026 Interview: Isabel Lamers Discusses Kaya, Identity, Filipino Martial Arts, and Self-Discovery
Reviews & Dunn: You’re not only starring in Kaya, but carrying a role that is physically demanding and emotionally personal. When you first stepped into Nia, what part of her did you connect with immediately? Isabel Lamers: The part I first connected with is her longing to belong. It’s the feeling of always being the outsider looking in and constantly trying to assimilate and fit in. I think it’s so challenging for mixed-race people to assert their own identity because you
DERRICK DUNN
Jun 103 min read

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