He's the Toronto filmmaker behind scary movie Machete Joe which won several awards including Best Thriller at the San Diego Black Film Festival and has been streamed on Netflix.

“No racial, no religious, no cultural title is required to witness this happiness and internal peace and serenity.” -VOICES OF ORISA-Echo of African Spirituality.

ByBlacks Rating: BB 1/2

ByBlacks Rating: BBB AfriCan Theatre Ensemble presents COMA, a new play by Jude Idada, at the Al Green Theatre Oct. 30-Nov 3, 2013.  A two-hander is a tall feat to accomplish. Yes, there are 3 people in the play but the majority of the dialogue rests between Osasu (Wale Ojo) and his sister Ifueko (Bridget Ogundipe).

We have never seen Toni Braxton perform live. Recently she had short appearances on the current Reality TV show “The Braxton Family Values”, so we didn't know what to expect.

ByBlacks Rating: BBBB Tick tock. Time moves quickly through this co-production by Obsidian Theatre and Factory Theatre.

Grammy and Emmy Award-Winning  Soweto Gospel Choir has been performing to audiences all over the world for the last ten years.

On June 16, 2013 Asikere Afana and Zenzele Films presented a Film Screening of Inna Revolution Jamaican Maroons: Healing, Rebellion, and Spirit “Remembering Maroonage” and Canadian Book Launch “My Father Said” in Memory of Lloyd Eluid Rowe at Accents Bookstore, 1790 Eglinton Ave W @ Dufferin Toronto, Canada.

RATING BBB Natalie Miller's stage play “When It All Falls Down” by Cindy Ramkumar  Don’t be deceived by the play’s name “When It All Falls Down”, the reaction and reviews of the play by the attendees were opposite to the notion of the crumbling and falling. It was a unique, theatrical experience, full of life, music, rhythm and story.