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by Jenée Desmond-Harris onJanuary 26, 2011
Will, Jay-Z and Sony will partner to remake the Hollywood classic.
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by Clarence A. Haynes onSeptember 11, 2009
Spike Lee's film rendering of the Broadway play Passing Strange declares that there is a grand assortment of experiences for black folks—both inside and outside of America.
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by Teresa Wiltz onJuly 9, 2009
In Brüno, Sacha Baron Cohen’s flaming fashionista serves up the Botoxed embodiment of America’s deadly sins. Hilarity ensues. But is it too mean?
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by Nick Charles onJuly 9, 2009
The Hurt Locker is a brilliant movie that shows us exactly why we need to get over our addiction to fighting, and sometimes starting, wars.
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June 25, 2009
This week: Celebrate the 20th anniversary of our favorite Spike Lee joint, Do the Right Thing, with The Root's Party Kit. Join The Root's Associate Editor Natalie Hopkinson as she talks with Copy Editor Erin Evans, senior culture writer Teresa Wiltz, and Duke University professor Mark Anthony Neal as they debate the film's legacy.
* Podcast production by Abdullah Rufus.
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by Teresa Wiltz onJune 17, 2009
It’s no Revolutionary Road, but Away We Go, Sam Mendes’ latest comment on coupling, is a funny, zippy take on love and growing up.
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May 29, 2009
Any black actor chosen to play Martin Luther King Jr. in the upcoming big screen biopic will have some pretty big shoes to fill. Rumor has it that Jamie Foxx wants the part, but The Root has other actors in mind. Take a look at our veteran and rookie picks and tell us who you think should be King.
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by Nick Charles onMay 15, 2009
Even with a first-rate cast, Jim Jarmusch’s latest film requires an out-of-this-world imagination to understand.
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by Teresa Wiltz onMay 8, 2009
Fans of Star Trek will revel in the tales about the origins of their favorite characters. And there's enough plot and all-out-fun to keep the newbies engaged.
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by Nick Charles onMarch 12, 2009
Rosario Dawson and The Roots' Black Thought are the star attractions in 'Explicit Ills,' a story about poverty in the city of Brotherly Love.
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