This animated action film is the brainchild of Lamard Cher-Aime, chief executive officer, Cutting Edge Animation. Mr. Cher-Aime also suffers from major depressive disorder and he is a suicide survivor. Mr. Cher-Aime uses this animated film to destigmatize mental illness, encourage individuals to seek treatment and raise awareness about the greater need for services in the Black community.
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By Joseph Golder A team of Egyptian and American researchers has discovered yet another kind of meat-eating dinosaur that was one of many that lived in…
By James King Animal testing could slowly be replaced with experiments using artificial tissue thanks to groundbreaking work using lasers done by the Vienna Technical University…
By Simona Kitanovska A way of covering a robotic finger with living human cells has been developed by Japanese scientists. It may sound like something from…
By Darko Manevski Meet one of Britain’s youngest rock bands – formed when the members were just NINE years old — that plays gigs across the…
My first Studio Album is a collection of Popular Red Wordz Poems and 1-Take Booth Freestyles to intricate beats and sounds ranging from acoustic guitar, to flutes, to more traditional Hip-Hop beats; produced by Broward-Native Producer and Sound Engineer Carl Marzouca. The project was inspired by the merge of 2 art forms: lyrics over music, that birthed the Father of Hip-Hop known as “Rap”- Rhythm And Poetry.
By Lee Bullen A former barista has told how she creates stunning artistic images in the frothy milk topping her latte coffee. New Zealand-based artist Huyen…
By Simona Kitanovska Three in four Americans have recently experienced injuries while working out — and a new study suggests the pandemic is to blame. The…
By Simona Kitanovska A third of Americans had no life plan after completing school – whether it was high school or college (34 percent), according to…
By Simona Kitanovska This summer, Americans would prefer a “happy three hours” instead of just one. That’s according to a new poll of 2,000 adults aged…