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Nana Mensah On Her New Film "Queen Of Glory," Future Projects, New York, Pizza, Music & More – Ghana Visions

by Darren Paltrowitz Nana Mensah is a Ghanaian-American actress, writer and director. Her latest film which she wrote, directed and starred in is Queen Of Glory, which will be world-premiered on June 15, 2021 at Pier 76 in Hudson River Park as part of this year’s Tribeca Film Festival; worldwide sales rights for the film, including U.S. sales, are being handled by Magnolia Pictures International. This summer, Mensah will be seen in Netflix’s eagerly awaited dramedy The Chair, playing the role of Linda alongside with Sandra Oh and Jay Duplass. She was recently seen in Judd Apatow’s King Of Staten Island, as starring Pete Davidson, and can also been seen in the forthcoming season of the Netflix comedy

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Georgia County Election Officials Subpoenaed in Bombshell Fraud Case

© press Election officials Wandrea Shaye Moss (pictured) and her mother Ruby Freeman have been subpoenaed Three key Georgia county election officials have been hit with subpoenas to testify in a bombshell fraud case regarding the 2020 ballot count, according to reports. Fulton County poll workers Wandrea Shaye Moss and her mother Ruby Freeman have been called to give depositions to answer questions regarding events during the presidential election count. Freeman and her supervisor Moss were central to the after-hours ballot-counting operation at State Farm Arena during the 2020 election. The pair previously made headlines when videos emerged online last year showing them removing everyone from the room during the ballot count and sending them home.

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Centrepoint: Neither free nor loving

Opinion - After a documentary aired on TVNZ last night, viewers should not confuse the Centrepoint commune's promiscuous lifestyle with polyamory, Anke Richter writes.

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Bob Dylan at Eighty

Written by Andrew McCallum Waiting for Bob Dylan’s Auckland show in 2018 to start, I had a chat with an older man in the seat two rows down from mine. “Is this your first show?” I asked. “Yes” he said. “Dylan’s a legend. I gotta see him.”  A moment later an announcement came over the PA: there are to be no cameras, no photos, no video recordings during the concert. Turn your phones OFF! The announcement is repeated several times. Five-part web series Bob Dylan s New Zealand airing on Nine to Noon from 24th May and available on-demand here.

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10 Extreme Controversial Bands And Musicians

10 Extreme Controversial Bands And Musicians [WARNING: contains foul language and offensive concepts.] In their early days, The Who’s live performances would sometimes culminate in the band destroying their instruments. Guitarist Pete Townsend would hold his six-string aloft and proceed to smash it against the stage. Earlier this year, Californian indie star Phoebe Bridgers attempted a similar feat on Saturday Night Live. At the climax of her song “I Know The End”, Bridgers started bashing her guitar against a monitor. A few sparks came out, but nothing actually broke. She later tweeted that she had asked the guitar company’s permission before trying to trash their kit and assured fans that the monitor was a prop. Outrageous behavior.

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