10 Shakespeare Films to Watch for the Aesthetic
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Josh Blue: Sticky Change (2012)
Comedian Josh Blue takes to the stage in this 2012 stand-up special with his unique brand of self-deprecating humor to discuss marriage and fatherhood, life with cerebral palsy, and growing up as an African-American who happens to be white.
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Comedian Josh Blue takes to the stage in this 2012 stand-up special with his unique brand of self-deprecating humor to discuss marriage and fatherhood, life with cerebral palsy, and growing up as an African-American who happens to be white.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Josh Blue
In Theaters:4/17/2012
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