Marlon Wright articles

From dusty Delta roads to electric city stages, blues has been the backbone of so many genres and the soundtrack of so many lives. Here are 30 songs that nailed the feeling, rocked the roots, and made us feel something deep.

Let's discuss that one detail glossed over by the screenwriter and production team could end up unraveling the story altogether. This article contains spoilers!

Directors are usually the invisible hands pulling the strings behind the camera, but sometimes they can’t resist sneaking into their own films. Here are 20 great director cameos that make you want to rewind and check the credits.

Some shows nail it on the first try, then trip over their own success. The second season arrives with high hopes, new twists, and bigger budgets, yet somehow, all that magic quietly slips away.

The haunted house is horror cinema’s ultimate setting. Countless films have used the format to explore the uncanny, but only a few of them have risen to define the genre.

Hard to believe, but these films just hit the big 5-0. They’ve aged better than most trends—still quoted, still watched, and still reminding us why the 70s shaped movie magic.

Some people leave footprints. Others leave craters. Robin Williams belonged firmly in the second category. His quotes continue stopping us in our tracks because they came from somewhere real and raw.

Behind some iconic performance lies another that never happened—scrapped because the actor didn’t “look right,” sidelined by something as trivial as body type, age, or bone structure.

Marvin Gaye is a name that echoes through time as the undisputed king of soul. His voice still haunts radios, playlists, and movie soundtracks, decades after his tragic end. But behind the smooth melodies and timeless hits lies a story few dare to tell. Because Marvin Gaye wasn’t just a musical genius—he was a man at war with himself. The story behind this legend is far darker than you might think.