He was sacked by De Smet's Hudson Brewer, who forced a fumble, which Quincy Byas recovered. Needing a stop that would have given them the ball with seconds remaining, De Smet running back Jayden ...

The penetrating latest from Byas (I Done Clicked My Heels Three Times) addresses the conflict between the observer and the observed. Through poems, essays, and other hybrid forms that engage with ...

We don’t yet know for sure whether MobLand will return for Season 2 — more details on that here — but given the sheer number of burning questions we’re left with after the finale, it sure ...

The Guy Ritchie gangster thriller MobLand ended after 10 episodes and solved some answers while also setting up the narrative for another gritty season. Here's what happened as Tom Hardy's Harry and ...

Harry’s henchman Kiko (Antonio González Guerrero), rival crime family leader Richie Stevenson (Geoff Bell), and the Harrigan’s lawyer O’Hara Delaney (Lisa Dwan) were all fatally shot during ...

Dwan Dandridge, co-founder and CEO of Black Leaders Detroit (BLD), is taking his commitment to racial equity on the road, literally. The lifelong Detroiter is preparing for an ambitious 1,640-mile ...

convinced the family’s duplicitous lawyer O’Hara (Lisa Dwan) to double cross Richie, leading to the deaths of all of Richie’s remaining foot soldiers and, well, himself. This put to an end ...

Simultaneously, Harry discovered that it was O'Hara, the Harrigan family's solicitor, (Lisa Dwan) who had been leaking information about the Harrigans to Richie. Armed with this knowledge ...

Together with Kevin, portrayed by Paddy Considine, he took down Richie Stevenson, played by Geoff Bell, following a shocking double-cross masterminded by family lawyer O'Hara, played by Lisa Dwan.

Meanwhile, Harry found out it was O'Hara, the Harrigan family's lawyer, (Lisa Dwan) who had been a rat and had been feeding Richie information about the Harrigans. Kevin took this information to ...

He and Kevin (Paddy Considine) had taken care of Richie Stevenson (Geoff Bell) after the ultimate double-cross with the family lawyer O'Hara (Lisa Dwan). Once Richie and his men had been dealt ...

David Dwan’s first impulse is to try and pin him down with the old philosophical holds, telling us it all depends on what we mean when we say something. His second is to talk sensibly about Orwell’s ...