magic
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Gabrielle Union’s Twinsie Daughter, Black-Owned Food Brands, The Rock Reaching Black Billionaire Status and More Celeb News
A collection of our best posts of the week in culture
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Drake, Jermaine Dupri Tell Story of ATL’s Infamous Strip Club Magic City in Docuseries
The three-part docuseries will tell the story behind the famous Atlanta-area strip club.
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Ginuwine Passes Out While Rehearsing Magic With the Stars Stunt
The 'Pony' singer found himself in a dangerous situation during an underwater stunt.
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AppleTV+ Releases First Look at They Call Me Magic Documentary
The trailer for the four-part documentary details how Magic Johnson rose to superstardom then reset his career after retiring.
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Thandiwe Newton in Negotiations for Magic Mike’s Last Dance
The Emmy nominated actress is in talks to join the third film in the Magic Mike franchise.
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Forever President Barack Obama Warns 2020 Democrats Voters 'Don't Want to See Crazy Stuff'
Will some of that old black magic work this time around? One can only hope it does. If any one can make it happen, it would be Barack Hussein Obama. Black America’s Forever President made an appearance at a Washington D.C. fundraiser Friday night. There, he doled out some advice to a room of well-heeled…
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Watch: Black Fairy Tale Becomes Reality in Short Film, Thistles and Thorns
Imagine if the world remembered the magic, power and purpose of black women. In a mere 12-minute film, Thistles and Thorns (A Fairytale for Black Girls) brings that wonderment of the African Diaspora to the screen for our enjoyment and upliftment, Shadow and Act reports. Directed by Kalie Acheson and written by David Vieux and…
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Rachel True Wants The Hollywood Reporter to Put Some Respect on Her Name
It appears that at The Hollywood Reporter there is at least one writer whose common sense is light as a feather, while their thought process is stiff as a board. That’s the only explanation I can come up with for their exclusion of actress Rachel True in their mention of the cast from the 1996…
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Tom Brokaw’s Comment on Hispanics Wasn’t Racist. It Was White Magic
Confession: I was a magic nerd. When I was young, I was really into the art of illusion. During my adolescence, I spent my meager allowance on three-dollar rope tricks and magic sets from Spencer’s Gifts. I learned the finger palm, the false drop, the sleeve tuck, and—although I never wore a top hat—I often…