Today Friday February 26th on Unplugged and Totally Uncut...
Katty Kat and Claire Shipman are in the right place at the right time. Three years ago they reached beyond the walls of what people expect from self help and get into the hearts of young adult readers. They're back with Living The Confidence Code. It showcases the stories and journey's of the young girls that've changed the world. 11am post
A brand new weekend has quickly made it's place on the Google Calendar. Three new movies are right there with it. Ryan Jay reviews The United States vs Billie Holiday. Not your average bio-pic. It focuses in on how the U.S. government was trying to break her down not only because of her excessive drug use but a single song they wanted out of the public. It's on Hulu. Also on the flat screen is The Father from Anthony Hopkins. Right away you'll see why the film and Hopkins are up for awards. It's an extremely powerful movie that gets into your head and heart to the point of messing with what you may think is the plot. Then it's finally happened the return of Tom and Jerry. Ryan Jay's review puts it up there with Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The characters have ben updated so well! A total must see. Try to experienced on the big screen. 1pm post
Gio Benitez is known for grabbing the attention of viewers. Now he's teamed up with A&E to ignite the experience of what it's like to survive a crime. Once a story is no long on the front page what's next? How can the scene of a crime be broken down? 4pm post
Then we're Playing It Forward with singer songwriter Miranda Glory. Her experience in songwriting came from emulating her two older sisters when they began writing music. She wrote a break-up song at 15 and coped with her emotions by writing. She comes from an artistic background growing up in New York where she attended the Professional Performing Arts School. She also attended Berklee College of Music and graduated in 2016 with a degree in songwriting. She has written songs for various artists, including DJ R3HAB. 7pm post
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