Movies
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‘The Academy Made a Very Loud Statement’: Gina Prince-Bythewood Reacts to 2023 Oscars Shut Out of The Woman King
'It’s not a snub. It’s a reflection of where the Academy stands and the consistent chasm between Black excellence and recognition,' she said in part.
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Girls Trip 2 is ‘Officially Happening.’ But Do We Need the Whole ‘Flossy Posse’ Back? [UPDATED]
Tiffany Haddish comments on the internet backlash to her returning in the upcoming sequel.
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It’s About That Time!’: Will Smith, Martin Lawrence Officially Announce Bad Boys 4
The actors will return as the popular Miami-Dade police detectives in the fourth film in the franchise.
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Michael Jackson’s Nephew Jaafar Cast as the Singer in Upcoming Biopic
Antoine Fuqua is directing Michael, which tells the story of the King of Pop.
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Avatar: The Way of Water Crosses $2 Billion, Makes Zoe Saldaña Only Actor With 4 Movies to Accomplish This Feat
With four of the top 10 highest-grossing films ever, the Avatar: The Way of Water star rules the box office.
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Meagan Good Recalls Greatest Lesson The Late Michael Clarke Duncan Taught Her
The actors met on the set of her first film, 1995's Friday, where Duncan worked as a stand-in for Tiny Lister's "Deebo."
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Sundance 2023: Teyana Taylor Stuns as a Struggling Mother Hellbent on Better in A Thousand and One
The A.V. Rockwell directorial debut feature also stars William Catlett, Aaron Kingsley Adetola, Aven Cortney and Josiah Cross.
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Jonathan Majors Drops Spoiler-Free Details About His Role as Kang in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
The critically acclaimed actor will portray Marvel's next 'big bad' villain, Kang the Conqueror.
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EXCLUSIVE: Lenny Kravitz is the Most Charming Ex Ever in Shotgun Wedding Clip
The rom-com starring Jennifer Lopez premieres Jan. 27 on Prime Video.
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Sundance 2023: Algee Smith Takes a Convincing Turn Towards Recklessness in Young.Wild.Free.
The sweet, yet somewhat confusing film marks the feature directorial debut from Thembi Banks.