Curtis Caesar John

@ClassicXMen My least fave X-Factor storyline. Bo-ring.

X-books that were on sale with cover dates of September 1989.

Comics ➡️ Live-Action Spider-Man in ‘SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY’.

The world is run by a bunch of ancient ghouls who have no stake in the future of it.

I would forever retweet a black family till it’s my turn.

Michael B. Jordan was just spotted at In-N-Out Burger showing love to workers and fans while holding his Oscar after winning Best Actor in a Leading Role for “Sinners” at the 98th Academy Awards.

The streets are calling. New Orleans artist Flagboy Giz channels the spirit of Mardi Gras Indian tradition with a powerful performance of ‘We Outside’. Watch the full show: colors.lnk.to/flagboygiz

@ClassicXMen @deeceelife Why don't I remember this?

New Mutants #81 cover dated November 1989. Magma recounts an adventure with the Prince of Power himself -- Hercules, son of Zeus!

No argument here

X-Factor #1-6 cover dated February-July 1986.

This just made my day

@BlazeBinges D Sync

@ATRightMovies PAPILLON (1973) - finally watched it a few weeks ago and was glued to my seat entire time. What a triumph of a film. Fantastic acting by the leads and more.

Terrence Howard shares advice Denzel Washington gave him as he admits his aggression ruined opportunities in Hollywood & reveals he suspects he lost his Iron Man role after he threaten to knock film producer Joel Silver’s teeth out 🎥 PBD Podcast/YouTube

@SayMane901 @Jayysein And there it is

@Jayysein Tough choice between Wanda & Fancy Wanda still bad today tho

You can only take one out on a date... Who you taking?

Diahann Carroll invited herself to a Globes after party to convince Aaron Spelling to cast her in Dynasty. She told him to make her character a rich, ruthless bitch, to defy stereotypes. ‘Dominique Devereaux’ was an instant legend and Diahann had a ball shooting these scenes!

CHICAGO NIGGA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 “If there are any white men in the room with Tourette’s, I advise you to tell them to read the room lord” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 YOOOO Deon Cole got me in tears. 😭🤣

Harrison Ford was in tears during his super emotional Lifetime Achievement Award speech. This was so good "Sometimes we make entertainment. Sometimes we make art. Sometimes, if we're lucky, we make 'em both at the same time. And if we're really fortunate, we also get to make a living doing it. Success in this business brings a certain freedom that comes with responsibility to support each other, to lift others up when we can. To keep the door open for the next kid, the next lost boy who's looking for a place to belong. I'm, indeed, a lucky guy. Lucky to have found my people. Lucky to have work that challenges me. Lucky to still be doing it. And I don't take that for granted." #ActorAwards

while you're navigating your way around the roads today, remember Gladys West, who did early research that contributed to the creation of the GPS systems we all rely on today. She recently passed away at age 95. She walked 3 miles to a segregated school as a youth, held odd jobs to earn advanced math degrees, found work with the Navy, calculated missile ranges and the orbits of planets, and then did pioneering work on the geodetic models of Earth needed to make GPS a reality. She continued on to obtain still more advanced degrees and, after retirement, took up karate and piano! Luckily her contributions were later revealed to the public and she won multi recognitions and was inducted into the Space & Missle Pioneers Hall of Fame. What an amazing life, and what a great American. With perseverance, anything is possible. 🙌 wsj.com/arts-culture/b…

James Cameron, 88, stands in a gallery of Black Holocaust Museum, which he founded, in Milwaukee. When Cameron was 16, he was nearly lynched in Indiana. The noose was around his neck, but he was spared when someone in the mob vouched for him at the last moment (Wisconsin, 2003). The most haunting photos ever taken: bit.ly/46yA996

He's such a storyteller lol