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Quentin B. Huff
About Quentin B. Huff
Quentin Huff is an attorney, writer, visual artist, and professional tennis player who lives and works in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. In addition to serving as an adjunct professor at Wake Forest University School of Law, he enjoys practicing entertainment law. When he's not busy suing people or giving other people advice on how to sue people, he writes novels, short stories, poetry, screenplays, diary entries, and essays. Quentin's writing appears, or is forthcoming, in: Casa Poema, Pemmican Press, Switched-On Gutenberg, Defenestration, Poems Niederngasse, and The Ringing Ear, Cave Canem's anthology of contemporary African American poetry rooted in the South. His family owns and operates Huff Art Studio, an art gallery specializing in fine art, printing, and graphic design. Quentin loves Final Fantasy videogames, Barbara Kingsolver's The Poisonwood Bible, his mother Earnestine, PopMatters, and all things Prince.
Features
TV
[26.Nov.07] :. Reasons to watch Jennifer Love Hewitt in 'Ghost Whisperer', ways to detect rounded characters on a flat screen, and why I should be called 'Television Whisperer'.
Recent features
TV
[3.Oct.07] :. For Eight Seasons, Big Brother USA has brought numerous twists to reality TV. Here is a twist Big Brother might not have seen coming.
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TV
[13.Sep.07] :. What do you call four lawyers, a secretary, and a couple of prosecutors? I call it the best thing since Clarence Darrow.
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TV
[9.May.07] :. Detective Vic Mackey kills cops, steals money, and beats suspects. How, then, can the man trying to bring him to justice be the "bad guy"?
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PopMatters Picks: The Best Music of 2006 Best Hip-Hop of 2006
Columns
Busted Headphones
[11.Apr.08] :. Hip-hop fights haters, record labels, rival emcees, and even the law. Time, however, has proven to be a formidable opponent.
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Busted Headphones
[14.Mar.08] :. It's possible that hip-hop and the US government have been engaged in the longest running beef of all, from the infamous FBI letter sent to NWA in 1998 to the Congressional Hearings in 2007 seeking to investigate hip-hop lyrics.
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Busted Headphones
[15.Feb.08] :. Rhymefest's mixtape tribute continues hip-hop's longstanding affection for the Jacksons.
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Busted Headphones
[16.Jan.08] :. A hundred and one reasons why hip-hop is not dead, say these three opinionators.
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Busted Headphones
[4.Jan.08] :. How cool is it to go to the "Self Help" section of a bookstore and get a book with life lessons from N.W.A., Little Brother, and Ghostface Killah?
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Reviews
Music
[17.Apr.08] :. Cash, expensive clothes, cars for each day of the week. Wanna see how it's done? Watch him "do him".
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Music
[28.Mar.08] :. The American Idol judge's compilation plays it safe, but does enough to meet expectations.
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Music
[27.Mar.08] :. The lesson from this Maryland emcee's journey shows that hard work is inspiring, but progress is divine.
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Featured Article
 Music
[14.Mar.08] :. We're starring in an ongoing blockbuster movie and Erykah Badu releases Part One of the score, with hip-hop and '70s soul. Right on, Mama! So can you dig it?
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PopMatters Pick
 Music
[22.Aug.07] :. Hip-hop's "Flow Captain" returns with another artistic statement that almost hits the mark.
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PopMatters Pick
 Music
[25.May.07] :. Almost a classic. Almost the best hip-hop album of 2007. A few more songs matching the level of the ones already here would've wiped that "almost" away.
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Featured Article
 Music
[16.Jun.06] :. Thanks for coming to the 2006 Player's Ball. And the winner of the Award for Best Pimp in a Pimpstramental Situation is...
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PopMatters Pick
 Music
[5.May.06] :. An Ode to Amel Larrieux: on how to follow a masterpiece, why the label "Neo-Soul" must be destroyed, and how to deal in The Twilight Zone, oops, I mean "the music industry".
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