Kyra Davenport

Amanda Seales' hilarious podcast giving us more life

“Small Doses” of Black Girl Magic

September 20, 2018 Kyra Davenport Arts & Entertainment

Ms. Amanda Seales has come a long way since her debut as Dionne on the downhome sitcom “My Brother and Me”. Now you can catch her on Insecure slaying the game as “Tiffany Dubois” or a Pre Emmy yacht party with Issa Rae and Traci Ellis Ross that we all wished were had attended, that is not all she is up to. She’s a black woman, we are multifaceted triple threats, she recently partnered with ICM and makes time for her regularly scheduled podcast “Small Doses” where she is serving up the no filtered intellectual comedy, so if u don’t want to hear words like pussy, black empowerment, and sweet potatoes pie d**k, it’s not for you, your loss, more for us!

Television Review: Insecure "Ready-Like"

Ramification and Revelation

September 18, 2018 Kyra Davenport Television, Television Reviews

As a #teamlawrence member, I wasn’t mad at all to see the latest episode of “Insecure” open up with a few saucy sex scenes, Lawrence (Jay Ellis) sexy chocolate self, Lawrence has been waxing some asses! Lucky ladies! But…. the dick downs have not come without ramifications; Lawrence now has chlamydia. Insecure has been receiving some backlash for not showing condom use in the most of the steamy sex scenes throughout the past few seasons of Insecure, I applaud Issa for showing the youth and us reminding us grownups that casual sex can be fun, feel damn good, but your ass better wrap it up or STD infection can occur and as we all know all are not curable.

Nothing but “Happy People”: R. Kelly Serenades DC

September 28, 2015 Kyra Davenport Music, Music Reviews

On Saturday night, the lights went up in the Verizon Center in the heart of Washington, D.C., and the crowd paused for a moment as though taking a deep breath before it went wild. It’s…R. KELLY! Robert Sylvester Kelly, better known as R. Kelly, is an icon, a phenomenon of music and songwriting, three-time Grammy winner, and a 29-year veteran of R&B. For some in the crowd, this was the fulfillment of a wish to someday be in the presence of the King of R&B. For other Washington, D.C., fans, this was their third or fourth time coming to see him perform.