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Two Piece Full Length Mesh Diamond Embellished Dress on sale now in Our City Marketplace
$79.99 Original price was: $79.99.$64.99Current price is: $64.99.
$129.99 Original price was: $129.99.$119.00Current price is: $119.00.
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Report Abuse0 Share Facebook 0 Share Twitter 0 Share Pinterest 0 Share Reddit Introduction Step into the captivating world of Iam Tongi, an extraordinary American Idol champion, as he serenades Jergel’s crowd with the heartfelt melody, “I’ll Be Seeing You.” This article explores Tongi’s life story, victories, and musical prowess, tracing his journey from a small […]
0 Share Facebook 0 Share Twitter 0 Share Pinterest 0 Share Reddit Introduction Jergel’s Rhythm and Grille crowd went absolutely crazy as Mushroomhead took the stage to perform “The Heresy.” In this article, we’ll take you on a journey through this spectacular night, capturing every moment of the unparalleled energy and excitement. Get ready to […]
0 Share Facebook 0 Share Twitter 0 Share Pinterest 0 Share Reddit Country music enthusiasts, take a trip back to October 21st, 2023, a night filled with the twang of guitars and the sweet sounds of country melodies. The stage at Jergel’s Rhythm and Grille was graced by none other than the talented country star, […]
“We Are Universal” documents the influence of the “Black Is Beautiful” movement on the culture of Black people. Scenes of arts organizations, performances, and community art in four major urban areas – Boston, New York, Chicago and Los Angeles – are interwoven with opinions from artists who were themselves major influencers in the 1970’s, and have now become icons of Black history.
Visual segues of two young boys as they explore Boston from downtown to “uptown” combined with a musical score, written by Carl Atkins and featuring the performances of Gary Bartz and James Mtume, provide visual metaphors and thematic cues highlighting the evolution of Black Culture. The conclusion of the film offers a projection of Black art that, as the years have since passed, remain undeniably accurate. “We Are Universal” was produced in the 60’s, when ideologies of Black people had a major influence on all art forms. It has now become a document of increasing relevance for years to come. Artists who appear in the film include Quincy Jones, Freddie Hubbard, Charles White, Nikki Giovanni, Don Lee, Hugh Masekela, Betty Carter, Lee Morgan and many others.
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