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The Pulse of Entertainment Columnist Looks Back on a Remarkable 2025 Recap

The Pulse of Entertainment Columnist Looks Back on a Remarkable 2025 Recap
Posted By: Ray Oster on January 09, 2026


Original Source:

Eunice Moseley
Ph.D, MS, MBA, MPhil
Syndicated News Columnist
https://www.devinejamz.com/the-pulse-of-en...

As another whirlwind year wraps up, The Pulse of Entertainment takes a breath and looks back on 2025 with gratitude and awe. It was a season filled with conversations that mattered, performances that lingered long after the lights dimmed, and stories that traveled far beyond print, echoing across digital spaces and even programmatic audio platforms. At the heart of it all was the steady voice and discerning ear of an Entertainment Columnist who knows how to capture culture as it unfolds. From jazz legends to gospel trailblazers, the year felt like a front-row seat to history in motion, stitched together by thoughtful interviews and heartfelt reviews that resonated with readers around the world.

A Year Through the Eyes of an Entertainment Columnist

The year opened on a high note with a conversation featuring five-time Grammy Award–winning jazz bassist Esperanza Spalding, who reflected on her “Past, Present and Future Tour.” The tour itself was a celebration of movement and sound, weaving jazz dancers into the experience and reminding audiences that music is as much seen as it is heard. Shortly after, Broadway standout and jazz vocalist Aaron Akins shared insights from his “When Do We Love Tour.” His single, featuring Wallace and Walter Scott of The Whispers, blended classic soul with modern reflection, making the interview feel both nostalgic and timely.

Not every guest was a household name, and that was part of the magic. Rock Gospel artist Reviving Dayvid brought a raw, powerful presence to the conversation, speaking candidly about his music and message. Both Dayvid and Akins also crossed paths at the Uplifting Minds II Entertainment Conference, where Akins served as a panelist and Dayvid delivered a moving performance of his single “No Labels,” leaving a lasting impression on attendees.

Marvin Sapp’s presence loomed large in 2025, with two separate interviews marking major milestones.



One centered on his first and only R&B album, If I Was an R&B Singer, while the other focused on his gospel release, Right at His Feet. Beyond the music, there was a deeply personal moment as his hometown honored his late wife, Dr. MaLinda Prince-Sapp, by renaming a street near the church he founded. These moments reminded readers that behind every artist is a story of faith, love, and legacy.

Highlights Curated by an Entertainment Columnist

Jazz continued to shine with a conversation featuring saxophonist Kim Waters, who discussed his Shanachie Entertainment release Time 2 Groove. Then came a standout interview with B.Slade, a nine-time Grammy nominee and two-time Emmy Award winner, reflecting on his Las Vegas show at the Westgate Resort and Casino, a venue once graced by icons like Diana Ross and Chaka Khan. His journey from gospel roots to mainstream stages offered readers a masterclass in reinvention.

Gospel legend Hezekiah Walker’s year read like a victory lap: receiving the key to New York City, launching the Hezekiah Walker Center for Gospel Music at Virginia Union University, earning a Walk of Fame honor, and opening a 10-story affordable housing complex. Each achievement underscored how influence can extend far beyond the stage.

The latter part of the year didn’t slow down. A glowing review of the Robin Simone Hollywood Orchestra at Herb Alpert’s Vibrato Jazz Restaurant captured a performance that felt nothing short of million-dollar magic. Interviews followed with the choir master of the Grammy-winning Soweto Gospel Choir, discussing their ongoing Hope Tour, and with legendary comedian Marc Yaffee, who reflected on constant touring and being named Entertainer of the Year. The year closed with saxophonist Kirk Whalum, who shared a surprising chapter of his life, officiating marriages beyond church walls.

Behind all these moments stands Dr. Eunice Moseley, whose syndicated column reaches over one million readers weekly and continues to be a trusted source for meaningful entertainment coverage. As 2025 fades into memory, there’s a shared sense of anticipation. If this year proved anything, it’s that the stories are far from over. Now, all eyes turn forward, wondering what 2026 will bring next.
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