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EPISODE · May 22, 2026 · 31 MIN

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In today's episode - Janice, Lauren and Nikki go back to discuss highlights from the entertainment industry and the Oscars. Janice, Lauren and Nikki praise Michael B. Jordan for his talent and humility, specifically discussing his performances in projects like Creed and the historically layered film Sinners. They explore the importance of historical literacy in understanding modern cinema, noting how themes of the Jim Crow South can be lost on uninformed audiences. The discussion shifts to the Tony Awards, where they defend Pink as a hosting choice while sharing personal anecdotes about seeing Zendaya and Tom Holland at a theater production in London. Ultimately, the source serves as a candid commentary on celebrity culture, the depth of Black history in film, and the duo's personal media recommendations. Enjoy!~ The VN Podcast XoXoDisclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are solely those of the hosts and guests and are based on our personal experiences, perspectives, and opinions. They are not intended to represent the views of any individual, organization, business, or other entity.Our discussions are meant for entertainment and conversation. We encourage our listeners to form their own opinions and perspectives. When we share personal experiences or discuss people, places, products, or events, our comments reflect our individual opinions and should not be considered professional advice or factual claims unless specifically stated and supported by reliable sources.We respect that everyone may have different experiences, beliefs, and opinions—and that’s part of the conversation.

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In today's episode - Janice, Lauren and Nikki go back to discuss highlights from the entertainment industry and the Oscars. Janice, Lauren and Nikki praise Michael B. Jordan for his talent and humility, specifically discussing his performances in projects like Creed and the historically layered film Sinners. They explore the importance of historical literacy in understanding modern cinema, noting how themes of the Jim Crow South can be lost on uninformed audiences. The discussion shifts to th...

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