“I’ve always thought about movies, perhaps too much. Since I was very young, according to my mom, I was always asking questions and coming up with answers that made sense to me about why a story played out like it did. That led me to film criticism. I began reading Roger Ebert and watching At The Movies when I was 10 and I was hooked for good.”
“I am a native Chicagoan and I love Chicago for its diverse population as well as its diverse views. I got into talking about the movies because I loved watching Siskel and Ebert talk about the movies they loved and why. Their discussions went beyond cinematography and set design and sometimes included culture and world impact.”
“I’ve been reviewing films since 2006 and have been heard on Hollywood 360 Radio Network, a syndicated talk-radio show, since 2009. As a former teacher, I enjoy promoting cinema and TV as a form of artistic expression. Meeting the talent involved with a project is very rewarding as I learn more about their vision.”
“Jamie Broadnax is the CEO and Founder of the online publication Black Girl Nerds. She graduated with a Master’s Degree in Film from Regent University and a Bachelor of Science in Broadcast Journalism at Norfolk State.”
“I am a television host, film critic and avid traveler and can currently be seen nationally on Dish Nation and The Today Show.”
“I’m the owner and editor-in-chief of Awards Radar, based out of New York City. Seeing over 300 films a year, I arguably spend more time with movies than anything else (though the Jets and the Mets come close), but I wouldn’t have it any other way.”
“Aramide A. Tinubu is a film critic, consultant, producer and entertainment editor. As a journalist, her work has been published in Netflix’s Tudum, EBONY, JET, ESSENCE, Bustle, The Daily Mail, IndieWire, Variety and The Hollywood Reporter.”
“A Howard University graduate based in Los Angeles, but mid-western born and raised, I’ve been a cinephile for decades and my Mom is the culprit (LOL!).”
“I was born in Culiacan, Sinaloa, México, in 1966. I’ve been continually writing about the movies in several newspapers and magazines since the 80s.”
“I’ve interviewed presidents, royalty and reality show stars, so a lot of wiggle room on the resume. I will continue to be a film and television critic until I’m bested in combat by someone stronger!”
