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DangerMan Hero Awards Show and Concert to Honor Actors Carl Lumbly and Simone Missick

November 22, 2024 villagechief

Entertainment

Los Angeles – The Fourth Annual DangerMan Hero Award Show and Concert will be super special this year! Among the numerous honorees for the night being acknowledged for their community activism are two celebrated thespians who have portrayed history making superheroes on television. Actors Carl Lumbly, the star of “M.A.N.T.I.S.” the first primetime African-American superhero […]

Digital Underground Co-Founder Chopmaster J Drops Tribute Album to His 5th Grade Classmate, VP Kamala Harris

Urban Superhero “DangerMan” Releases First Real Life Black Superhero Halloween Costume

November 22, 2024 villagechief

Entertainment

Los Angeles, CA – Halloween night just got safer! America’s Real Life Urban Super Hero, DangerMan, will roam the streets trick-or-treating with the likes of Superman, Batman and Spider-Man as the new DangerMan Super Suit is now available for kids! Actor and mentor Roger I. Tinsley, the founder of the DangerMan Urban Superhero brand and […]

Vice President Harris Lays Out a Bold Vision and Pledges Unity in White House Ellipse Speech

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