Alright, welcome back.

I am Yara Shady, this is Marie.

Welcome back.

That is unusual.

Everybody.

That should still don't make sense, but yes, thank you for coming back.

We are back.

Let's get into our usual shenanigans starting with a black excellence this week.

It is going to a black power couple off in New Jersey.

Ayana and Surrey Morris, I'm sorry if I didn't pronounce your name.

I really looked on how to say your name correctly, but it's spelled S-I-R-E-E.

Either way, they have opened the first black-owned driving movie theater in Newark, New Jersey.

And the first driving theater to operate in Newark since the mid-1960s.

At Newark Moonlight Cinema, you can drive up, get your snacks, they've got a 55-foot

screen for their films, and audio that plays 3- each card radio.

So you can be in a comfort, comforted socially distant confines of your vehicle and watch

films such as the ones that they've played for crowds already, like set it off, Girl

Stripe, Justin Marcian, Creed II.

That's right.

They've been putting black filmmakers telling on display first and foremost, get into that

or get left.

So you can follow them on Instagram, I have Newark Moonlight Cinema and their website is

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