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Reply to comment by ibrahimsafah in Almost every venue sold out Saturday night! by BaltSHOWPLACE
Yeah. Bit late but they’re holding a 5 night Festival with special guests at the Ottobar over the next week.
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Reply to comment by DaveShadow in Russell T Davies confirms Doctor Who spin-offs: "Time for the next stage" by ImpossibleGuardian
They’ve tried it like 3 times. I remember they had that spin-off Class that was kinda like a darker Buffy set in the Doctor Who universe.
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Reply to comment by DeliMcPickles in Pandora Moving North American Headquarters From Baltimore to NYC by mightyIllusion
They’re taking the actual concept of music with them too. So listen while you can.
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Reply to comment by kamace11 in Where did Baltimore pride go? by Cletus_LmnSpider
I’ve seen both. More of the latter if anything but I’ve also met a fair amount of people who have aspirations of improving things.
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Reply to Where did Baltimore pride go? by Cletus_LmnSpider
Honestly, as a younger black guy from the city, there is 100% more pride in the city than when I was a kid. When I was a kid it felt like no one claimed the city, everyone I knew was talking about leaving the city that first chance they got. Nowadays it seems like people my age have a ton of pride in Baltimore and you see it online too. Dudes defend it with their lives nowadays and I fuck with it.
I’ll also say that it’s gotten to the point that I think dudes are maybe too hyphy about it. I’ve had friends from out of town talk about how defensive people from the city are about everything.
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Reply to comment by PorkinsHeldIt in Is The People vs. O.J. Simpson worth a watch? by EthnicallyMoral
They’re 2 massively different works.
The documentary on ESPN does a wonderful job of showing how famous OJ was and why people thought he was innocent. That line, “I’m not black, I’m OJ.” It’s a funny thing to think of now but back then, he was that famous. He was the black guy in some spaces. It kinda works as a descent into madness for OJ as a guy too honestly.
The show does a better job of dramatizing everything and showing the media landscape around the trial. Sterling K. Brown and Courtney B. Vance are terrific and somewhat underrated parts of the show as well.