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Jessica Oliva
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Editor-in-Chief, Cine Premiere Magazine
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By Jada Denaud, Jessica Oliva Verified| Caplin News@ In 1982, photographer Janette Beckman found herself standing at the intersection of two worlds: the streets of London and the vibrant, fast-evolving culture of hip-hop. Armed with a camera and a curiosity that would change the course of her career, Beckman captured a pivotal moment in hip-hop history. She was at a concert at a historic place called the Venue, which was owned by Virgin Records.
By Jada Denaud, Jessica Oliva Verified| Caplin News@ Among the stacks of the Little River Branch library, a quiet corner of books and popcorn sparked a lifelong curiosity in an elementary school girl. From age five, Nadege Green was a self-described book nerd. She spent countless afternoons walking to the library to escape into new worlds. Her best friend at the time wasn’t another child, but Shenita Jenkins, the librarian who took the time to make each visit a vibrant adventure. “Miss Shenita made the library fun,” Green recalls with a smile.
By Jada Denaud, Jessica Oliva Verified| Caplin News@ In 1982, photographer Janette Beckman found herself standing at the intersection of two worlds: the streets of London and the vibrant, fast-evolving culture of hip-hop. Armed with a camera and a curiosity that would change the course of her career, Beckman captured a pivotal moment in hip-hop history. She was at a concert at a historic place called the Venue, which was owned by Virgin Records.
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Cine Premiere Magazine