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Iconic Black Films, TV Shows That Turn 30, Including ‘Waiting to Exhale, ‘Bad Boys’ And More
From 'Friday' to 'The Wayans Brothers,' these are a handful of our beloved films and series celebrating a major milestone.
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Honor Veterans Day With These Black Military Movies, TV Series
‘Red Tails,’ ‘The Woman King,’ ‘Glory’ and ‘Da 5 Bloods’ are some of the movies you can check out on Veterans Day.
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Ray J Spills The Tea on ‘Club Shay Shay’ About Brandy’s Beef With Monica
On the June 5 episode of the popular podcast, the R&B singer told the host what he thinks sparked the feud
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Mekhi Phifer Recalls The Impact The ‘Soul Food’ Movie Had On His Career, Plus Working With Beyoncé
Phifer says his latest film, 'Lights Out,' is a fun Saturday night action movie. It's available for streaming rental now.
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Charles Is Crowned King, but Here’s More Black Men We Call Royal
With Charles III being crowned king, we added more Black royalty on our list, men who will always reign in our hearts.
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Greatest Black Gangsters in Movie and TV History
Black gangsters such as Frank Lucas, Stringer Bell, Doughboy and Marlo are the most intriguing characters on the screen.
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50 Cent Reveals Plans for Multiple BMF Spinoffs, 8 Mile Series
'We’re in motion. It’s gonna be big. I ain’t got no duds,' 50 said.
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Larenz Tate Explains How Bronzeville Is More Than a Tale of Perseverance, It's a Star-Studded Podcast That Wouldn't Exist Without It
When last we left Bronzeville, the audio scripted series produced by Laurence Fishburne’s Cinema Gypsy Productions and Larenz Tate’s TateMen Entertainment, the Copeland family was reeling from the mysterious death of Everett Copeland (played by Wood Harris). And now, with Season 2 officially underway after an agonizing three-year hiatus, we make our triumphant return to…
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An Ode to Thomas Jefferson Byrd, Who Gave Us a Poem About Black Excellence That Was Beautifully Ahead of Its Time
Every so often the Internets gets into a running debate about Black famous folks. What is “Black famous?” Well, it’s the idea that a person is famous, and widely known (and typically beloved), amongst Black folks, uniquely. Who is on this list is a moving target. And you can move from Black famous to famous-famous…
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'Sweetness, Flowing Like a Faucet; Body Banging, No Corset': What's New and Black on Netflix in June 2019?
June, also known as the halftime show of the year, is here—and that means more Strong Black Leading content from Netflix! And the blackest headliner is… Carmen: A Hip Hopera This 2001 made-for-TV movie helmed by the legendary Robert Townsend should be in everyone’s entertainment catalogue, and now Netflix has scooped the licensing rights! Like,…