films
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Michael K. Williams Was a Chronicler of Black Humanity
To be a Black artist means to be an archivist of our existence; Michael K. Williams excelled in this role.
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Natalia Bryant Makes Her Mark on the Modeling World as Teen Vogue’s September Cover Star
The 18-year-old University of Southern California freshman and daughter of Kobe and Vanessa Bryant recently signed with IMG Models.
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Man Who Confronted Reporter During Live Shot Taken Into Custody by U.S. Marshals
Benjamin Eugene Dagley faces two counts of simple assault, one count of disturbing the peace and one count of violating an emergency curfew.
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Role Call: The Hollywood Critics Association Announces First TV Awards; Black Film Archive Makes Its Debut
Barry Jenkins to direct The Lion King prequel; Peace of Mind With Taraji is renewed; Fortnite under scrutiny after MLK experience sparks controversy
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Groundbreaking Costume Designer Zerina Akers Scores an Emmy for Beyoncé’s Black Is King
The longtime style curator and creator of Black Owned Everything can now add Emmy winner to her extensive resumé.
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It’s About To Be Real: Gabrielle Union’s New Show Sells to Amazon Studios—Billy Porter Slated to Direct
I’ll Have Another Productions signed a deal with Amazon to produce a queer teen comedy about Pride tentatively titled To Be Real.
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‘Pure and Beautiful’: LeBron James Showers Edmonton Community With Praise After It Surprises Teen With Basketball Hoop
It takes a village, and 14-year-old Anthony Muobike is surrounded by nothing but love.
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Exclusive: Candyman Cometh, but First Let’s Unpack How This Film Reclaims Black Trauma
Nia DaCosta’s Candyman is much more than your prototypical horror movie.
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Widow’s Lawsuit Claims Funeral Home Gave Her an Urn but Buried Dead Husband at Request of 2nd Woman Claiming to Be His Wife
Demetra Street is suing Wylie Funeral Homes In Baltimore, claiming they initially lied about cremating her husband.