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Personal phone & email: (336)541-4319, evanwilliams89@live.com

Management: Chris Burns with AGI Entertainment- (646)780-5049, cburns@agi-entertainment.com

Twitter & Instagram: @itsevanwilliams

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/evan.m.williams.3

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I’m not that kind of girl and you should be ashamed of yourself.

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17 layers of makeup. That’s raw beauty. @therecoverycallmovie

This is the cover of my 7th rap album. After the previous three were titled “Booty Talk 1-3”, with covers of me talking to butts (the last one I had a booty on the couch of a late night talk show. I was the host), this one is simply titled my birth date and the cover is just me in the studio. No big lights. No jewelry. No booties. It’s to show that I’m back to the basics and the fans can trust me again.

Beautiful, breathtaking film about a hero named Cleo. It’s just a year in the life of a Mexico City maid but shot with an intensity only the guy who made Children of Men (Alfonzo Cuarón) could deliver. Catch it in the theater if you can. I saw it on the upper west side in a theater full of old white people. Just a sea of Captain Sully’s all dressed up to see a film that comes to Netflix on Friday. Yalitza Aparicio is in her first role here and Cuarón pulled the most human performance I’ve seen in a long time out of her. He should get best director just for that. There are limitless Netflix Original Films out there, and if you choose The Christmas Prince over this one, I’ll fight you.

Had my good pal Major West in the sound studio this morning doing some ADR for his role of “Sponsor” in @therecoverycallmovie. I slept on my face last night howudoin.

My friend @danst.germain told me his fiancée says he looks like Jason Mamoa and it’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard so I made this. #AQUADAN

Just like a great Spidey comic, this movie made me believe any of us can be a hero (I try to stop a bus tomorrow and die). Heart’s always been Spider-Man’s greatest superpower and this film has more of it than any Spidey flick before it. No spoilers, but the film’s tribute to Stan Lee is the most touching I’ve seen since his passing. I don’t know what technology they used for the animation, but it’s breathtaking. I also don’t know what technology they used to give me chills every five minutes but I hope they turn it down next time because I cried in front of children. No one was miscast. Lily Tomlin is now my favorite Aunt May. John Mulaney was hilarious. Bryan Tyree Henry brought so much heart as Miles’ father. Nic Cage has now been Ghost Rider and Spider-Man (and almost Superman!) and that’s insane. Downloading the soundtrack now. This movie. Is beautiful.

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