Nick Cannon Is a Father of 7! He and Model Alyssa Scott Welcomed a Son Named Zen
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Nick Cannon is officially a dad of seven! He and model Alyssa Scott welcomed their son, Zen S. Cannon, on June 23. Alyssa announced her son s birth with a sweet black and white photo on July 3, writing, I will love you for eternity 6•23•21.
Although Alyssa first shared the news of her pregnancy back in January in a now-deleted bump photo, it wasn t until Father s Day that Nick was confirmed to be Zen s dad. Celebrating you today, Alyssa wrote in an Instagram Story post featuring a maternity photo that included a shirtless Nick. The confirmation came just a week after Nick welcomed twin sons, Zion and Zillion, with DJ Abby De La Rosa. Nick also shares 10-year-old twins, Monroe and Moroccan, with ex-wife Mariah Carey, and 4-year-old Golden and 6-month-old Powerful with Brittney Bell.
For nearly 125 years, Black cinema has served as an avenue for creative expression, cultural affirmation, and a reimagining of what freedom really means in America. Yet, the separate-and-unequal attention Hollywood pays to Black cinema has left most moviegoers largely unaware of its rich tradition. New Canaan Library welcomes Professor Artel Great, who will present an in-depth discussion of Black cinema as part of the Library’s Movements in Cinema series. The live webinar and will be held on Thursday, April 22 at 7 PM EST. Zoom sign in information will be provided upon registration at newcanaanlibrary.org.
Artel Great, PhD, will discuss the diverse history and “key movements” of Black Cinema, such as “uplift films” of the early 1900s, the Black star movement in Hollywood, the Black Arts Movement of the 1960s, Blaxploitation, the L.A. Rebellion, the ‘90s Black New Wave, and beyond. Additionally, he will cover how Black cinema functions aesthetically, how it is meaningful
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Pan African Film and Arts Festival, Courtesy Photo Los Angeles – The show must go on is a popular saying in the entertainment industry. This is good news for film and art patrons in the Greater Los Angeles area and Globally.
For nearly three decades, the Pan African Film and Arts Festival welcomed thousands of visitors to browse their wonderful showcase of artistic aesthetic that is rooted in Africa and its diaspora.
Locals as well as a contingent of international tourist strolled and perused over 100 international and emerging fine artists and quality crafts peoples from all over the world taking part in The PAFF ArtFest.