“She has a personality that is practically screaming for attention and praise, and the other is ever so curious to learn and explore, but about as nervous to express it as well. 

“Charley’s Aunt” Keeps the Audience Laughing Throughout the Whole Play

If you live anywhere in the vicinity of Los Angeles, get yourself to a relatively small local theater called the Glendale Centre Theatrefor one of the most amazing and enjoyable productions you’ll find anywhere this year. The oldest continuously operating theater-in-the-round in the country, the Glendale Centre Theatre was started by Ruth and Nathan Hale in 1947 when, in their chauvinism, the…

Concerns have resurfaced about the safety of a young woman who filmed the moments after a white ex-Dallas cop shot Black PwC associate Botham Jean following the death of another witness in the case.

Joshua Brown, a Black 28-year-old man, was shot to death Friday at his Dallas apartment complex 10 days after he testified Sept. 25 that he saw Amber Guyger on the phone in the hallway moments after she shot Jean.

Although authorities haven’t confirmed many details surrounding Brown’s death, social media users worried Guyger’s highly publicized murder trial may have put those who testified in danger.

“Im not the conspiracy type, but an outside agency needs to investigate the @DallasPD for the murder of Joshua Brown,” marketing consultant Frederick Joseph tweeted Saturday.

“How did a educated black entrepreneur man get gunned down in an nonviolent apartment complex with no affiliation with gangs or drug trafficking. @DallasPD@dallasnews@DallasMayor ??? How? #Justice4JoshuaBrown,” the health and fitness page Black Girls Workout tweeted Saturday.

“#Justice4JoshuaBrown was first. She will be next if not placed in witness protection. But who will protect her? The police? She has no protection. I’m afraid for her life. My God. So easy, so covered in protection that they can scheme to snuff out young black lives like that,” Agape Love All Day tweeted Sunday.

Ronnie Babbs, who uses the name Bunny on social media, told the Advise Media Network in a videotaped interview in January that she had been receiving death threats and was fired from her job after she uploaded footage showing the aftermath of the Dallas cop shooting to social media. After going public with her account of the repercussions of her video upload, Babbs launched a GoFundMe drive for herself that has raised more than $60,000, with many donations pouring in anew since Brown was killed.

The woman said she hadn’t planned on uploading the video but changed her mind when she saw reports that contradicted what she taped.

Babbs said she began recording from a lower floor’s staircase railing about 60 seconds after hearing two gunshots and hearing a male voice say: “Oh my God. Why did you do that?”

“It was just a lot of crying, a lot of hysterics,” Babbs said. “She was just pacing back-and-forth for at least seven minutes, according to my video.”