Serita Stevens

Our Scary Past Still Haunts Us: Black-Horror-Film Screams with Importance

March 13, 2019 Serita Stevens 0

“Joy takes us into a world of ancestry and race and makes us wonder about the power of karma.” — DTLAFF Los Angeles-based film director Joy Shannon in her new film, My Dead Selfie, […]

Paradise: Theatre Review – A Story of Love And Understanding

January 29, 2019 Serita Stevens 0

Love is a journey of many experiences and cultural understanding – a play you will enjoy and learn […]

I’ve Known Rivers/ Da Root Conference – A Black Cultural Festival

January 4, 2019 Serita Stevens 0

Black Culture Film and Discussion
Conference at USC – With Torrance Brannon Reese of See A Man, Be A Man and filmmakers. storytellers, etc […]

Death by the River Book Review – Some Truths Have To Come Out- A MUST READ FOR ALL

October 9, 2018 Serita Stevens 1

As both a nurse and a writer, I have always thought that we best educate by entertaining, and in Alexandrea Weis and Lucas Astor’s award-winning novel, Death By The River (Oct 2, 2018/Vesuvian Books) they […]

Networking Event Helps Preventing Suicides – Hollywood Chills

October 2, 2018 Serita Stevens 0

Station Club at 1640 N. Cahuenga was the site of Erman Baradi and Ermantourage ’s 7th Edition of Hollywood Chills Networking Event to benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. The 100 seats were […]

Infidel – What Is The Truth? – Theatre Review

September 7, 2018 Serita Stevens 1

What do we really know about Islam? We think we know things because of what we see happening with terrorists like Isis and other extremists, but do we? We hear of terrorists who kill […]

Memoir of War – Movie Review – The Waiting Game Can Kill You

August 24, 2018 Serita Stevens 0

MEMOIR OF WAR, written by Emmanuel Finkiel is an adaptation of Marguerite Duras’ semi-autobiographical novel “The War: A Memoir.” Distributed by Music Box Films produced by the French company Les Films du Poisson, it […]

Jews, Christians, and Screwing Stalin Review – A Irreverent Play

August 23, 2018 Serita Stevens 0

Even those who aren’t Jewish will enjoy the humor in this irreverent play about a dysfunctional Jewish family. “Jews, Christians and Screwing Stalin,” a world premiere comedy, opened Aug. 17 at the Matrix […]

Talking With The New Queen of Horror -Julieanne Lynch and Beneath the Lighthouse – Book Review

August 21, 2018 Serita Stevens 0

Stephen King is an acknowledged master of horror. Very few have vied with him for this top spot, but now Julieanne Lynch, from a small town outside Belfast, Northern Ireland, is the only woman to […]

Outlaw Review – Hell’s Angel’s Former Leader Tells His Story

August 4, 2018 Serita Stevens 0

It took a while but the lesson that “Everything has a consequence,” finally sunk in to his rebel spirt. After 40 years – 35 as the hunted, hated, persecuted and prosecuted leader – […]