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dapperdrfeel has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in March 2022. The social media accounts linked to from dapperdrfeel are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, dapperdrfeel has populated their site with: • Motor City: Alan Ritchson leads a stylish, music-driven revenge thriller • Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is a masterclass in cinematic myth-making • Beetlejuice: The Ghost with the Most Brings the Chaos and Comedy to The National Theatre - Taji Mag • The Invite: How One Dinner Party Reveals the Challenges of Long-Term Relationships - Taji Mag • What ‘Spider-Noir’ Understands About America’s Economic Burnout - Taji Mag • Cable and Apocalypse Are Two Sides of the Same Coin in X-MEN '97 • ‘X-Men ’97’ Season 2: Marvel’s Best Animated Series Continues to Evolve - Taji Mag • Read supergirl cosmic adventure review • Is Spielberg’s Alien Adventure Disclosure Day Worth the Hype? • Masters of the Universe Has the Humour. It Has the Nostalgia. But Does It Have the Power? • Power Ballad review: Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas deliver one of 2026’s best feel-good comedies • Kim Wayans on Joining Scary Movie 6, the Next Generation of Wayans Talent, and Why Comedy Still Matters - Taji Mag • Inside The Mandalorian and Grogu’s Immersive Return to the Galaxy • The Great Gatsby at the National Theatre Is a Lavish Broadway Experience Worth Seeing - Taji Mag • Mortal Kombat II: brutal, bloody, and slightly brainless • The Man Behind the King: KeiLyn Durrel Jones on Playing Bill Bray in Michael - Taji Mag • Read Aleshea Harris interview • Antoine Fuqua on Recreating Michael Jackson’s Magic in ‘Michael’ - Taji Mag • “You, Me & Tuscany”: A Charming Italian Escape Worth Taking • ‘Wasteman’: Survival, Fatherhood, and the Cost of Staying Alive - Taji Mag • Shakira Ja’nai Paye on Demascus, creative freedom, and portraying layered Black women | Taji Mag • The Rip: A high-octane procedural that loses its way • When Reporting Costs Everything: Netflix’s Cover-Up • “Hurry Up Tomorrow”– A Visually Stunning Misstep - Taji Mag • Jon Xue Zhang on Becoming Ram-Man in Masters of the Universe | Taji Mag • THE BOYS and America's Unhealthy Relationship With Attention - Nerdist • ‘Backrooms’ Turns Internet Horror Into a Claustrophobic Nightmare - Taji Mag • The CLAYFACE Movie Is Perfect for These Unsettling Times - Nerdist • ‘Obsession’: When a Crush Turns Into a Nightmare You Can’t Escape • When Faith Meets Satire: The Book of Mormon Tests the Limits of Comedy in D.C. - Taji Mag • Karl Urban, Adeline Rudolph & Tati Gabrielle Interview | Mortal Kombat II • Nia Long Breaks Down Playing Katherine Jackson in Michael - Taji Mag • Jaafar Jackson Is What Makes 'Michael' Worth Watching • Lee Cronin’s The Mummy: Viscerally Scary but Short on Story • Taji Mag Exclusive: Michaela Coel on the Intimacy and Artistry of ‘Mother Mary’ - Taji Mag • Ease on Down the Road: The Wiz in D.C. Is a Joyful, High-Energy Experience You Don’t Want to Miss - Taji Mag • Can Love Cure Trauma? Exploring the Deeply Personal Stakes of ‘Newborn’ • Shakira Ja’nai Paye: Talks ‘Demascus,’ Creative Freedom, and the New Era of Black Cinema - Taji Mag • ‘Super Mario Bros. Galaxy’ : Fun, Familiar, and a Step Back from the First - Taji Mag • Craig Robinson Breaks Down His Petty, Hilarious Role in ‘Reggie Dinkins’ - Taji Mag • ‘Marc by Sofia’: Style, Access, and the Distance Between Image and Insight - Taji Mag • Ready or Not: Here I Come Doubles the Chaos—But Can It Top the Original? • ‘They Will Kill You’: Zazie Beetz Unleashes Chaos in a Blood-Soaked Cult Horror - Taji Mag • 'Daredevil: Born Again’ S2 : A Darker, More Brutal Fight for Control • Project Hail Mary: A Must-See With an Unlikely Space Hero • Broadway at The National 2026–27 Season: Hamilton, Mamma Mia!, and More Coming to D.C. - Taji Mag • Taji Mag Exclusive: Zazie Beetz Talks They Will Kill You at BlerdCon - Taji Mag • Dreaming Whilst Black Season 2 Review and Interview With Adjani Salmon - Taji Mag • The Bride!: Reanimation, rebellion, and monster romance • In How to Make a Killing, wealth isn’t earned, it’s taken • Wonder Man:Marvel’s Best New Show Isn’t for Its Fans.It’s the Most Human Thing the Studio Has Made - Taji Mag • Chris Pratt and Kali Reis discuss how Mercy’s AI could be used for good or even therapy | Taji Mag • Justice by Machine: “Mercy” and the Terror of Algorithmic Judgment - Taji Mag • 28 Years Later: Bone Temple proves the franchise still has teeth • Primate : When the Family Pet Becomes the Monster - Taji Mag • The Bittersweet Stall of 'Goodbye June' • Avatar: Fire and Ash Thrills Visually, but Its Story Disheartens - Taji Mag • Nerdist's Best Features and Articles of 2025 - Nerdist • Faith, Fog & Foul Play: 'Wake Up the Dead' shows the Knives Out universe still thrives • Hamnet Delivers Shakespeare’s Most Vulnerable Story - Taji Mag • Train Dreams: A Look at Love, Grief, and the Passage of Time - Taji Mag • Rental Family: Finding Authentic Connection in a Rented Life - Taji Mag • Sam Morelos to talks about their role in Regretting You | Taji Mag • 'The Eyes of Ghana' shows Ghana’s fight for narrative ownership • Predator: Badlands — Badasses, Unlikely Buddies, and a Baby Yoda - Taji Mag • “A House of Dynamite" keeps its fuse lit to the final second • After the Hunt stars explored how ambition and self-protection intertwine | Taji Mag at AAFCA • Néstor Carbonell discusses The Morning Show | Taji Mag • The Perfect Neighbor: A Community in the Crosshairs of Fear and Unity • After the Hunt Leaves Its Audience Lost in the Fog - Taji Mag • How THE THING Reflects Our Fears Now More Than Ever • Nerdist Staff Picks Which Weapons We Would Wield as a Horror Villain • Dwayne Johnson Lays the Smackdown with Grit, Heart, and Pain in The Smashing Machine - Taji Mag • Marvel Zombies: What You Expect and a Little More - Taji Mag • A Flat First Date: A Review of the Film “Swiped” - Taji Mag • Is the New “Demon Slayer” Movie the Best Anime Film of the Year? - Taji Mag • Gbemisola Ikumelo on Creating Adelola Olofin in The Paper - Taji Mag • The Long Walk: A Brutal and Brilliant Survival Story - Taji Mag • “RUN”: A Promising Premise That Trips Before the Finish Line - Taji Mag • Inside Chief of War: Brandon Finn on Prince Kupule - Taji Mag • From Love to Loathing in The Roses - Taji Mag • 9 Horror Films to Watch After WEAPONS • Highest 2 Lowest: A High-Stakes Drama and New York Love Letter - Taji Mag • Demascus Explores Healing, Love, and Identity in a Mind-Bending Way - Taji Mag • “Weapons” Is Smart, Scary, and Full of Surprises - Taji Mag • 4 Unexpected Highlights That Make “The Pick Up” Worth Watching - Taji Mag • “Eyes of Wakanda”: War Dogs, Secrets & the Price of Loyalty - Taji Mag • Eddington is a pandemic parable. But what is it trying to say? - The Watercooler • Fantastic Four: A Fresh, Smart Start for Marvel’s First Family - Taji Mag • Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time Forces Us to Confront Forgotten Truths - Taji Mag • Theo Showed Us Humor. 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It Needs Investment | Opinion • “Chasing the Night” Captures the Romance of Closure—Even When It Hurts - Taji Mag • Souleyman’s Story: A Raw and Moving Immigrant Tale - Taji Mag • “Billy Preston: That’s the Way God Planned It” – A Soulful Tribute to a Musical Genius - Taji Mag • Thunderbolts* isn’t perfect and that’s why it works • The Antihero Era: Why the Thunderbolts Might Be Marvel’s Most Human Team Yet • 'The Last of Us' Nails the Complexity of Found Family | Opinion • The Accountant 2: A Symphony of Violence, Vulnerability, and Vindication - Taji Mag • Government Cheese: A Story of Family, Faith, and Second Chances - Taji Mag • The Amateur Delivers High Stakes and Higher Intelligence in a Fresh Take on Revenge - Taji Mag • Sinners’ Circle: How the Cast of Sinners Channeled Music, Myth, and Meaning - Taji Mag • A Conversation with Ryan Coogler and Wunmi Mosaku: Unpacking the Layers of Sinners • “Why Iyanu is the Animated Series We’ve Been Waiting For” - Taji Mag • “A Working Man” Film Review and Exclusive Interviews with the Cast • What Our Obsession With 'White Lotus' Says About Us | Opinion • Five Essential Films to Watch for Human Rights Day • Exploring Toxic Masculinity and Mental Illness in “Magazine Dreams”​ - 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Taji Mag • When Medicine Meets Emotion: The Magic of Brilliant Minds - Taji Mag • “Hard Truths” Review: Love, Loss, and Survival • Exclusive Interview: Marianne Jean-Baptiste and Michele Austin on “Hard Truths” • AAFCA Roundtable | Daughters | A Netflix Documentary • Nosferatu - The Watercooler • Fagbenle and Parris Talk Money, Moms, and No Good Deeds • Nickel Boys: A Bold New Perspective on the Black Experience - Taji Mag • Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor "Nickel Boys" interview • From SNL to the Director’s Chair: Kyle Mooney Talks Nostalgia, Freestyle Raps & Y2K - The Watercooler • HBCU Honors 2024: A Night of Black Excellence & Powerful Speeches - Taji Mag • Earth Abides: Stars on Post-Apocalyptic Love, Hope, and Humanity - Taji Mag • "Unstoppable"interview • The Piano Lesson: A Haunting and Powerful Netflix Adaptation of August Wilson’s Legacy - Taji Mag • David Alan Grier on His New Role in “St. Denis Medical” - Taji Mag • Dwayne Johnson’s Red One: No Oppenheimer, But IMAX-Worthy Fun • Heretic: The Unexpected Horror of Hugh Grant and Blueberry Pie - Taji Mag • Venom: The Last Dance: Unsatisfying End of a Franchise - Taji Mag • Defying Gravity: Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story - The Watercooler • Shrinking‘s Christa Miller on Season 2, Dating Advice & Her Watchlist - The Watercooler • A Monkey, A Mystery, and More: Ronald Peet’s Role in “Bad Monkey” - Taji Mag • Shanola Hampton on the Emotional Turmoil and Redemption in Found Season 2 - Taji Mag • “Joker: Folie à Deux” May Not Be the Sequel We Desired, but It’s the Broadway We Want - Taji Mag • Five Positive Takeaways from Coppola’s “Megalopolis” - Taji Mag • Exclusive: Lupita Nyong’o on Voicing The Wild Robot - Taji Mag • Interview with "Fraiser" Actors Jess Salgueiro, Kelsey Grammar and Toks Olagundoye • Speak No Evil - The Watercooler • Aaron Pierre Shines in a Gritty Action Thriller “Rebel Ridge” - Taji Mag • The Front Room: A Hilariously Cringy Good Time - Taji Mag • Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is the Ghost With the…Almost - Taji Mag • Why Zoë Kravitz’s Blink Twice is a Must-See Thriller You’ll Want to Watch Twice - Taji Mag • The Watercooler Guide to Kinds of Kindness - The Watercooler • Exclusive Interview with Jay Will: Exploring the Complexities of Rob Peace - Taji Mag • Borderlands: Missing the Mark on Multiple Levels - Taji Mag • MaXXXine Review: Excellent Cast Elevates Nostalgic Horror Sequel - Taji Mag • Romulus Revives Alien Franchise with Thrills, Terror, and Nostalgia - Taji Mag • The Boys‘ creator Eric Kripke on the hit show’s timely political parallels and his gruesome inspirations - The Watercooler • Breaking the Stigma: Wayne Brady’s Family Takes on Mental Health - Taji Mag • Deadpool and Wolverine: A Hilarious and Heartfelt Rom-Com - Taji Mag • “Sing Sing” Shines Light on Incarcerated Voices - Taji Mag • Moses Sumney Talks Acting Debut, Dream Horror Project, and His Ideal MaXXXine Soundtrack - Taji Mag • “Satisfied”: Renée Elise Goldsberry’s Journey of Grace, Talent, and Family - Taji Mag • “A Quiet Place” Prequel is a Worthy Successor • A Haunting Debut For Ishana Night Shyamalan’s “The Watchers” - Taji Mag • Interview with Actor Ernie Hudson About Sci-Fi Roles • Better Than Air Jordans: My Dad’s MVP Play on a Legendary Night - Taji Mag • Acolytes, Witches, And The Dark Side Of The Shadows - Taji Mag • Will Smith and Martin Lawrence Prove Bad Boys Don’t Die, They Just Get Funnier • Upstairs Rooftop Bar at The Morrow Hotel – A Derby Celebration Away From KY - Taji Mag • AAFCA Roundtable | Masters of the Air • Liza Colón-Zayas on Why Imagination Matters More Than Ever in the Age of AI - Taji Mag • AAFCA Roundtable | Constellation with Will Catlett • Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes: A Surprisingly Compelling Sequel - Taji Mag • Journeys to the Dark Side: Exploring the Depths of Star Wars Characters in “Tales of the Empire” - Taji Mag • “Challengers”: Love, Ambition, or the Game – Which One Emerges Victorious? - Taji Mag • “We Grown Now: A Nostalgic Trip with a Punch to the Feels - Taji Mag • AAFCA Roundtable - We Grown Now • Rising Star: Our Interview with Star Trek, Dune & Ungentlemanly Warfare‘s Babs Olusanmokun - The Watercooler • The classic film flashbacks in Colin Farrell’s Sugar - The Watercooler • The stars of Manhunt on the history we did not learn - The Watercooler • The Top Five Reasons to Love X-Men ’97: Embrace the Nostalgia and New Adventures! - Taji Mag • Taji Mag Exclusive: Dee Rees Explores the Heroism of Tuskegee Airmen in “Masters of the Air” - Taji Mag • Exploring Fear and Representation in “Imaginary”: An Exclusive Interview with DeWanda Wise • Dune: Part Two - The Watercooler • Iwájú: A Celebration of Afrofuturism and Rich Storytelling - Taji Mag • A Tribute to Bob Marley: One Love – A Taji Mag Interview with Director Reinaldo Marcus Green - Taji Mag • Navigating Parenthood in the World of “Extended Family”: Insights from Donald Faison and Jon Cryer - • Lights, Camera, Hometown: ‘Mercy Rd.’ Premieres in Maryland - Taji Mag • Genius: MLK/X DC Premiere Sparks Powerful Reflections on Legacy and Contemporary Relevance - Taji Mag • Stepping into Genius: Interviewing the Stars of NatGeo's MLK/X » The Watercooler • Killers of the Flower Moon Stars on Reta & John Wren » The Watercooler • Origin » The Watercooler • “The Book of Clarence” Finds Laughter in the Search for Salvation - 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