Here Yesterday, Gone Today – Remembering NBC’s The Village with Lorraine Toussaint
Did you know, nearly 500 scripted series aired on US TV in 2019? While some live on to be very successful others are left by
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Brandi Rhodes and Awesome Kong Detail Their Road to AEW
It was the premiere heard around the wrestling world on October 5th at 8pm EST. This was unlike any other day in wrestling, it was
Black Girl Horror: An Interview with Countdown’s Tichina Arnold
Actress, comedian and singer; Tichina Arnold began her career as a child actor, appearing in supporting roles in Little Shop of Horrors in 1986. Since
Arcade1Up Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Cabinet Review
The people at Arcade1Up are not just creating “retro cabinets” oh no! They are creating TIME MACHINES!!! (Read my Arcade1Up PAC-MAN story). Standing in front
Forgiving Yourself: An Interview with Countdown’s Jordan Calloway
If you could know the exact moment of your death — would you want to know? In Countdown, an ambitious, young nurse Quinn Harris (Elizabeth
Black Girl Magic: An Interview with Nat Geo’s Women of Impact’s Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant
We often hear or read the phrase “Black Girl Magic” not knowing its true meaning. Black Girl Magic is more than a phrase, it is
Here Yesterday, Gone Today – Remembering NBC’s Reverie with Sendhil Ramamurthy
Did you know, nearly 500 scripted series aired on US TV in 2017? While some live on to be very successful others are left by the
Ryan Reynolds is a NPC in Shawn Levy’s Free Guy, Check Out Our Interview
In Free Guy, a bank teller who discovers he is actually a background player in an open-world video game, decides to become the hero of his
Flashback Friday – Remembering Adam West in Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders
In 2016, The Koalition spoke to Adam West about reprising his Bruce Wayne/Batman role for Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders, his legacy as Batman, become Mayor
Can Westerns Reclaim Their Spot As One Of The Most Popular Genres In Cinema?
Westerns have been around since the dawn of cinema, with the silent film The Great Train Robbery in 1903 being the first of its kind.
Four Board Games That Are More Fun As Video Games
Remember board games? Those things you used to play with your siblings on a rainy Saturday when you had nothing better to do? Granted, new
Throwback Thursday – Remembering the Legacy of Adam West
In 2014, Adam West held a press conference at NYCC to reminiscent on his legacy as Batman, his friendship with Bruce Lee, his voice over