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SANDRA DAY O’CONNOR “First” female judge on the Supreme Court, has died at 93

andra Day O’Connor was born March 26th, 1930 and died from complications related to Dementia on December 1st, 2023. Sandra Day O’Connor was the first woman to ever sit on the Supreme Court. Sandra is a woman who will live on forever in the Annals of History. She forever broke the glass ceiling that was in place at the United States Supreme Court and in the world of Legal Proceedings forever. Because of her appointment to the Supreme Court, by President Ronald Reagan, countless young girls and women have been inspired to become lawyers, judges and Supreme Court Justices over the last four decades. When she was appointed President Ronald Reagan Called her, “truly a person for all seasons, possessing those unique qualities of temperament, fairness, intellectual capacity, and devotion to the public good which have characterized the 101 brethren who have preceded her.” Even though, his peers, and political opponents, tried to slander his decision to change the “norm” he stood by his decision and was always supportive of his Supreme Court Nominee. She stood proudly in that role from 1981 until her retirement in 2006. 4

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The Road to the Supreme Court was not easy, and the first ever “media political circus” soon began when Sandra’s confirmation hearing became the first televised Supreme Court Justice Confirmation Hearing in history. After being affirmed she pretty much towed party lines, supporting other conservative Justice opinions, with one exception. She supported the preservation of Roe v. Wade and the right of women to control their reproductive choices, including abortion. This was one of the few anti-conservative opinions that she supported. But remember first and foremost, she was a woman and understood the values and needs of women far better than any of the men that made up the other Justices. Sandra’s career set in motion changes that would ultimately change the dynamic of the Supreme Court forever and since her appointment five other women have made it to the Supreme Court including four that are cur-

rently sitting right now, making the Supreme Court four women and five men. Something that prior to 1981 would have been unfathomable. After her retirement she continued an illustrious career as the next Chancellor of the College of William & Mary, where she succeeded Henry Kissinger. And in 2009, she was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Barack Obama. Truly a woman among giants. Sandra Day O’Connor shattered the glass ceiling in the political world forever changing the landscape and opening doors for girls and woman everywhere to reach previously unthinkable levels of power and success. You were a true hero and patriot, and will forever be remembered in the History books as a woman who opened the door for woman and young girls to truly have a say in the laws that govern our land. Rest in Peace Good Madam.

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SONGS this month

1- Paint The Town Red by DOJA CAT 2- Paint The Town Red by DOJA CAT 3- Cruel Summer by TAYLOR SWIFT 4- Used To Be Young by MILEY CYRUS 5- Lil Boo Thang by PAUL RUSSELL 6- Is it over now? by TAYLOR SWIFT 7- Lovin On me by JACK HARLOW 8- What Was I Made For? by BILLIE EILISH 9- Give him back by OLIVIA RODRIGO 10- What It Is (Block Boy) by DOECHII & KODAK BLACK

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1- The Color Purple 2- Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom 3- Wonka 4- Migration 5- The Boys In The Boat 6- Salaar 7- Anyone But You 8- Ferrari 9- The Iron Claw 10- The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes

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https://www.copperstatebeerfest.com Date: Saturday, January 13, 2024 Venue: Riverview Park - Mesa, AZ

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MARCUS GLENN Jazz influenced Artist from Detroit

arcus Glenn is proudly a Detroit native – born and raised. His studio has long been in the heart of Corktown – the oldest neighborhood in the Motor City. He has commissioned works of art hanging in exclusive private and public collections throughout the world. He is one of the most widely collected contemporary artists, and his collectors eagerly await each new creation. Marcus’ first introduction to art was at the age of five when his kindergarten teacher asked him to illustrate a board in the classroom. He says his mother enjoyed painting and fostered Marcus’ creativity as he grew by always making art supplies readily available throughout the house. As a teen, Marcus won a full scholarship to the city’s prestigious Center for Creative Studies. Although he says he didn’t quite connect at the school, it didn’t stop him from endlessly drawing, cartooning, painting and creating. He became the first AfricanAmerican and the youngest cartoonist in the Detroit

News. As a freelance cartoonist, his comic strip “Double Trouble” was published daily in the News and ran for three years. In 1988, at the age of 20, Glenn participated in his first public art exhibition hosted by Gerald Marant Gallery and former Detroit Pistons player, John Salley. The group exhibition featured nationally known artists Annie Lee, Carl Owens and Gilbert Young. Marcus has sold artwork in nearly 70 different countries to thousands of art enthusiasts. His artwork “One Nite Outta This World” was selected as the official art for the 56th Annual Grammy Awards held in Los Angeles in January 2014. Glenn was also the official artist of the 2014 Amelia Island Jazz Festival. In his studio, he’ll work for 14 hours without eating or leaving, unaware until his wife calls him to attention. For the artist, though, painting is incredibly liberating, removing all of his stress. Without painting, Marcus says his life would be boring and unfulfilled.

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Marcus credits his artistic skills as God-given ability and to studying artists like Picasso, Jacob Lawrence, Romare Bearden, Benny Andrews and Ernie Barnes. His work deals with issues that continue to fascinate him, such as the creative process of making art, the solitary experience of the artist, the dialog between art and the viewer, and music (mostly jazz). Known for his use of bright colors and his expressive use of paper and fabric, Marcus creates a masterful textured collage effect. He fascinates viewers by inviting them into his realm of colorful and unique imagery. While he gets a good amount of his supplies from local art stores, the fabrics he uses are often passed through his family. Marcus combines painting and sculpture in a bas-relief effect, calling his style “Flat Life,” which he has developed for more than a decade. Marcus is always trying to further refine this style by enhancing his technique and taking his collages to the next level. Marcus paints with “the palette of God,” something that kept him grounded when his career began to spike. His works are peppered with symbolism, most apparent in his colorful floorboards, which jut at different angles in a spectrum of colors and provide a “foundation of love” for humankind. His figures are animated and mannerist in approach, often stretching and twisting into impossible positions. Marcus says that he elongates his figures, breathing life into their instruments as they become one through the element of jazz. His works are heavily jazz-infused. Although not a musician himself, when he was growing up, his father was an avid jazz collector. Marcus remembers listening to the records, capturing that moment in time. When he began painting from these memories, he liberated the vision of the characters and instruments like the creativity within the jazz. He likes to paint straight on to board, rather than canvas, tearing paper and fabrics to build his collage. When creating his instruments and characters, he uses illustration board, sketching them first before they’re cut out, painted, and added to the work. Once it’s finished, he needs to live with it for two to three days, adjusting it later if necessary. Continues..on page 10

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Continued...from page 8 Red Ink Magazine had the absolute pleasure of asking Marcus Glenn a few questions, this is what this creative, incredibly talented Artist had to tell us. REDINK: Who or what influenced you to become an artist and at what age did it all began? MG: My journey into the art world began at the tender age of four when my mother brought me a bundle of art supplies and drawing pads to keep me from drawing on my bed room walls. She saw I had a God given ability to be artistically creative, so she nurtured my passion. REDINK: From where do you get the inspiration for your amazing art pieces? MG: My inspiration began with visiting art museums on school field trips and being exposed to Egyptian art and artifacts along with the old masters. Now my inspiration comes from life experiences and the amazing impact that music has on all of our lives. REDINK: Tell us about your journey in the art world. MG: As a young inspiring artist, I recognized early on that it was important for me to have my own vision or identity, so that’s why I formed my own unique style called “FlatLife” in which you build off from the flat surface of the plane, creating this two dimensional illusion within the composition. Another facet of my artistic skills includes sculpture. During the covid pandemic I picked up that passion of mine and began sculpting, forming unique sculptures in a style or technique I call Hian’Bell, which stand for highly hand embellished sculpture. Growing up in Detroit with the rich culture of Motown music and Jazz I found out some of my favorite themes to paint comprised of music, and to my surprise I was chosen to be the official Visual artist for 2014, earning me a Grammy. REDINK: What are some pros and cons that you have encounter in the industry? MG: Not to much on either perspective. Reason being, art is a luxury and people have the freedom to appreciate art of their choice… so I try not to take my passion to seriously. REDINK: Are you currently working on a new art piece? MG: Yes. For me I find it easier to work on multiple

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pieces at a time and I find it helpful to work in a series, weather it’s paintings or sculptures. REDINK: Tell us about Parkwest Gallery. MG: When I formed a relationship with Parkwest Gallery some 28yrs ago of course they weren’t as large as they are today. Albert Scaglione the founder of Parkwest I found to be very passionate about the art world. He had a vision to take art to the masses and of course being a young inspiring artist I wanted the same thing, for my art to be appreciated by many. With the same vision in mind I decided to establish a relationship with the Gallery and who knew Parkwest would become one of the largest art gallery in North American. Looking back after 28yrs it’s been an amazing journey with an amazing Gallery/Museum. REDINK: Where do you see yourself in 10 years? MG: I hope to be still alive and very active in creating unique art and pushing my creative boundaries to a higher standard as well as having a active share in the art community. REDINK: What new can we expect from Marcus Glenn? MG: God willing, I hope to continue to be a pioneer in creating original art pieces in my unique style, FlatLife and Hian’Bell Sculptures. u This concludes our interview with Marcus Glenn. Support this talanted & Creative Artist. Check out his social media websites. https://www.parkwestgallery.com/artist/marcus-glenn/ https://www.facebook.com/MarcusGlennArtOfficial/ IG: @marcus_glenn_theartist

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ANDRE BRAUGHER Brooklyn Nine-Nine Star, died at 61

ndre Keith Braugher was born July 1st, 1962 and died on December 11th, 2023 after losing a battle with Lung Cancer. He was 61 years old. He was best known for his role in Homicide: Life on the Street, where he played Detective Frank Pembleton and for his role on the renowned comedy series Brooklyn Nine-Nine, where he played Captain Raymond Holt and starred alongside Terry Crews and Andy Samberg. Although his two most famous roles, earned him Icon status, he had a long career in the acting world. He was Stanford educated and Julliard trained, and started out on his acting path in the 1980’s with The Public Theatre's Shakespeare in the Park, in New York City. There he appeared in acclaimed shows like Much Ado About Nothing , Twelfth Night, and Hamlet. His hollywood breakout happened in 1989 when he was cast in Glory, starring alongside Denzel Washington and Morgan Freeman. He also appeared in The Mist, in 2007 and Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, and several other big movies. But his most iconic roles in Homicide and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, were where his acting talents truly shined. He was nominated for more than 11 Emmy’s and won 2. His first Emmy was for Homicide: Life on the Street and his second was for the miniseries Thief. He also won an NAACP Image award for Homicide and 2 Critics’ Choice Awards for Brooklyn Nine-Nine and was nominated for dozens of others. From the most serious roles, in Shakespeare Plays and Homicide: Life on the Street to the hilarious comedic role in Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Andre’s acting excellence always shined through. He lost his battle with Lung Cancer at the height of his career and it is a true loss. Andre Braugher you will be missed but you will also live on forever in the hearts and minds of your countless fans. Rest In Peace Good Sir.

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MISS JANUARY 2024

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GERALD “GEE-BEE” BARCLAY Award Winning Producer/Director/Editor

erald K. Barclay, professionally known as Gee-Bee, is a Liberian-born award-winning director, producer, writer, cinematographer, and editor. Gee-Bee has directed hundreds of music videos for artists such as Wu-Tang Clan, Master P., Snoop Dogg, Bounty Killa Mystikal, Big Pun, Ill & Al Skratch, and The Gap Band. Besides music videos, Gee-Bee produced and directed “LIBERIA: THE LOVE OF LIBERTY BROUGHT US HERE”, “Wu: The Story Of The Wu-tang Clan”, BLOODY STREETZ, The Bully, and the critically acclaimed Fatima’s Revenge. Gee-Bee's latest endeavors include the concert film, "A Wu-Tang Clan Experience: Live At Red Rocks Amphitheater", "Life or Death: The Arthur Silky Slim Story" and "No Not Me" a feature film on female circumcision. Continues..on page 20

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Continued...from page 18 Red Ink Magazine had the absolute pleasure of asking Gerald “Gee-Bee” Barclay a few questions, this is what this creative, incredibly talented Producer, Director, Editor had to tell us. REDINK: Who or what influenced you to get in the entertainment business and when did it all happen? GB: I was always fascinated with movies and television. I took it one step forward to wanted to learn how to do it. I still have that love today. REDINK: What was the most challenging thing you have faced? GB: The most challenging time for me was losing my son Giordan. He was 7 months old and was born with pulmonary hypertensia. He passed away while I was away on a shoot. It tore me apart however, his survival for that long showed me the strength we all possess to overcome any obstacle. REDINK: Having worked with so many big names like The Wu-Tang Clan, Snoop Dogg, Master P, Big Pun, etc etc...is their someone you would like to work with that you haven't yet? GB: I would love to work with Sade. I came up with a music video concept for her song "Pearls" and would love to film it as a short film. REDINK: Tell us something about your book "Shooting the Clan". GB: Shooting the clan is my first book, a memorable to be exact. The book chronicles my journey om becoming a Filmmaker. We higjlight a series of events which led me to the same neighborhood that birthed the Wu-Tang Clan to working on a Spike Lee movie and going on to directing some key videos for some well known rap legends. REDINK: What can you tell us about the Movie WU "The Story of the Wu-Tang Clan"? GB: Wu is my second documentary which focuses on the rise of the Wu-Tang Clan and carries the audience thru to the death of Ol Dirty Bastard. REDINK: Where do you see yourself in the next ten years. GB: I have a dramatic television series in development along with a docu-series whis focus on the many murders my neighborhood experienced during the crack era. I also plan to produce several narrative feature films in Africa, while teaching others by helping them learn my independent filmmaking skills. REDINK: What can we expect next from you? GB: I head to Paris and then Serbia for book signings 20

in a few weeks. I have two feature documentaries (A Wu-Tang Experience: Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre and Life or Death: The Arthur "Silky Slim" Story) premiering in Los Angeles in February. It's the first time that I will be competiting against myself in the documentary category. After that, I head to Africa to shoot my third feature film. It is clear to say that 2024 will be a very busy year. u Video Interview with Gerald “GEE BEE” Barclay was done by Mr. Wayne Winston in Bridgeport CT. IG: facesofbeautymodelteam This concludes our interview with Gerald Barclay. Support this talanted & Creative Producer, Director, Editor on his amazing journey. Check out his social media websites. https://www.facebook.com/geraldbarclay/ IG: @geebeeproductionsnyc https://wutangclan.com

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RICARDO DRUE Soca Singer gone too soon, died at 32

icardo Drue was born on July 31st , 1985 in Antigua. He was found unresponsive on December 12th, 2023. His parents helped set his musical future in motion at age 5, when they enrolled him in Musical Training for Piano, Guitar and Drums. His mother, Nicola Barriteau, was a television personality and new her son had natural born talent. He knew his future was going to be music as well, however, he pursued and earned a college degree in Business Management before setting out on his dream path. While in college he joined a dance and vocal quartet Crossovah and in 2004 his music career officially began. The band became hugely successful and popular, primarily because of Ricardo’s singing. In 2010, he stepped away to pursue a solo career. Later in 2013 he 22 22

would release his first album “Dreams of My Reality,” with his hit single Dreaming. However, his true breakout was in 2015 when he released the single Vagabond, which became his most famous song. He won Music Video of the Year at the 2015 International Soca Awards, and he also won Breakthrough Artist of the Year at the COTT Awards. From there he went on to release other hits like Shame, Rider, Winner, Bet and several hit collaborations with his fiancé, fellow Soca star Patrice Roberts, including Nah Leaving, Toxic Love, and Weak. Some of his other hits included, I Got You, Tornado, and Dear Beloved. Throughout his career he had many collaborations with some of the best in the industry, who recognized his talent, including DJ Khaled, Sean Kingston, Skinny Fabulous, Ziggy Marley, Fat Joe, Mario, and others. 4th Annual ICNA-MAC Conference, 2003

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His unique style, which included elements of Soca, R&B, Reggae and Calypso, made his sound something everyone could love. Ricardo Drue, you were taken from us at the height of your career and in the prime of your life. You will be missed, but always loved and remembered by your family, friends, and fans all over the world. Rest in Peace. By Michael Devine 4th Annual ICNA-MAC Conference, 2003 23 23

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West Coast Rapper Snoop Dogg strawberry-infused GIN called INDOGGO

Calvin “Snoop Dogg” Broadus, simply put, is an icon and legend of Hip Hop. With a career spanning over 25 years, he has released hit after hit, and is an ever-constant presence in pop culture. Snoop has stayed extremely relevant and, now more than ever, has built a significant multi-cultural and cross-generational following. In 1994 he wrote "Gin & Juice:” it was about good feelings and real experiences; it just naturally became a global anthem. Snoop has always wanted to create his own spirits brand, so it was only fitting that he created the world’s best tasting gin. In his quest for flava, he remixed seven botanicals, and infused natural fruit flavors, thus creating his masterpiece. This juicy gin, with its laidback California style, is like no other gin in the world. It’s gluten free, low calorie with no sugar, and will leave you wanting more. Easy to mix, easy to drink, hard to forget. INDOGGO™ Gin is the ultimate remix of seven premium botanicals infused with all-natural ingredients including strawberry, no sugar with a slightly sweet and fruity finish. Bottle Size: 750ml 26 26

COCKTAIL RECIPE THE REMIX INGREDIENTS 2 oz. INDOGGO™ Gin 3Muddled Strawberries 3/4 oz. Lemon 1/2 oz. Simple Syrup Top with Crushed Ice Strawberry slice.

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ello again RED INK foodies! In this issue we hope you enjoy our wonderful recipe selection for this month. We are always happy to share with our readers a fun

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Slow Cooker Swiss Steak

Instructions: Step 1 Put the carrots, celery, onion, and garlic into the bottom of a slow cooker. Step 2 Pour the flour into a shallow dish or plate. Step 3 Dredge each steak in the flour until evenly coated. Step 4 In a skillet on the stove-top over medium-high heat, heat the oil. Step 5 Once the oil is hot, brown the steaks, 2 minutes on each side. Step 6 Once the steaks are browned, add the white wine and scrape up any brown bits at the bottom of the skillet. Step 7 Add the steaks and wine mixture to the slow cooker. Step 8 Add the beef broth, diced tomatoes, tomato paste, Worcestershire sauce, thyme, salt, and pepper to the slow cooker. Step 9 Cover and cook on low until the steaks are fork-tender, about 6-8 hours. Step 10 Serve warm over mashed potatoes or noodles!

• 2 carrots, sliced into 1-inch pieces • 1 stalk celery, sliced into 1-inch pieces • 1/2 onion, sliced into 1/2-inch pieces • 2 cloves garlic, sliced • 1/4 cup flour • 1 1/2 pounds round steak, tenderized and seasoned with salt and pepper • 1 tablespoon olive oil • 1/2 cup white wine • 1 cup beef broth • 1 (14-ounce) can diced tomatoes, juice reserved • 2 tablespoons tomato paste • 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce • 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme leaves • salt, to taste • pepper to taste • cornstarch, optional, for thickening • mashed potatoes, optional, for serving • noodles, optional, for serving

Enjoy! *Disclaimer: I am not a physician or medical professional. If you have any medical issues or concerns, please always consult your doctor before committing to a challenge. The challenges are intended for introducing small lifestyle changes in a fun and easy format.

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F o r Yo u r P l e a s u r e Aries (Mar 21 - April 19)

The desire for a fundamental change in life will awaken in Aries in January, and therefore they will be primarily focused on themselves. You may look reserved or even self-centred in your surroundings, which may encourage your tendency to act selfishly.

In January, the ability of Taurus to listen to others will come to the fore, so they will be very successful in communication, which will go hand in hand with excellent organizational skills. This will give you Taurus confidence, and you will become a favourite among your friends, and even your superiors will notice (April 20 - May 20) your new creative energy. For Gemini, January will be mostly focused on relationships. During this period, you will get into a stereotype, and therefore you will feel the need to revive your relationship. For example, try to Gemini go on a trip with your better half, go to the cinema or have a weekend in wellness, you will see (May 21 - June 21) that your bond will deepen again. January will be a month of personal development for Cancer. You will open up to changes in thinking, and you will be more receptive than ever. This will bring a lot of new people to your life who will show (June 22 - July 22) you the right direction. About your job, you will feel unbalanced, though.

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January prepares a lot of work success for Leo. Your supervisors will notice your high work commitment and may offer you a business trip abroad. Your ability to argue will make you a professional negoLeo tiator, which you will use at work and in everyday life situations. You will not stop at anything, and you (July 23 - Aug 22) will be very alert. January will awaken motivation for sports performances in Virgo. As you will have a slight tendency to be overweight after the Christmas holidays, you will set New Year’s resolutions to help you get back in shape. (Aug 23 - Sep 22) Thanks to exercising, you will meet someone in a similar mood, and it can give rise to a new friendship.

Virgo

In January, Libra will show very strong emotions. You will experience significant mood swings, and it will take you a while to clarify your feelings. It may seem that you do not know what you (Sep 23 - Oct 22) really want to do with your life, and it will bother you, and you will start drowning in it.

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Scorpio (Oct 23 - Nov 21)

Scorpios will enter the new year with drive and enthusiasm. January will be the month when you will have a lot of motivation and self-esteem, and nothing will throw you off balance. Your mental stability will be the key to success both at work and in your private life.

January will bring out to the surface some unsolved situations from the past, and Sagittarians will be to open them and solve them so they can move on. You can expect that some of your ex-partners forced Sagittarius will show up in your life, and you will have to talk through things that haven't been solved between you (Nov 22 - Dec 21) two. Maybe it will evoke some old feelings, so do not let them overtake you.

In January, Capricorns do not have to fear any big changes in their lives. Everything will fit in well because you will arrange your priorities, set goals, and try to achieve them. In this month, you (Dec 22 - Jan 19) will find leading abilities, and you will use them, especially at work. You will become a great team leader, and lead your team to great results; you might get some good financial rewards for that.

Capricorn

In January, Aquarians will regain some new energy which will move them forward. Even though Aquarians are normally quite moderate in their decisions, decision-making will be your (Jan 20 - Feb 18) strength this month. You will approach everything with a cool head, and you will not let yourself be controlled by your thoughts.

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Pisces

In January, Pisces will go after an achievement in their careers. This month will bring out a lot of creative energy in you, and you will be full of new ideas, so it would be a pity not to make (Feb 19 - Mar 20) use of it. 30

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