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What’s Black at Sundance 2023: Jonathan Majors, Lena Waithe, Barry Jenkins and More
The 2023 Sundance Film Festival takes place in Park City, Utah and streaming online beginning Jan. 19-29.
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Emmy-nominated Sanaa Lathan Plays That’s So Random
Sanaa Lathan stops by our studio to talk about her Emmy-nominated role on HBO’s Succession, her directorial debut in “On The Come Up,” and much more.
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Best Streaming Service for your Black Dollar in September
Netflix? Hulu? Apple? HBO? Disney? Here are the Best Ten Streaming Services for your Black Dollar right now
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Abbott Elementary Racks Up Hollywood Critics Association Awards, Black Reel Awards
The freshman comedy series took home 11 awards collectively over the weekend.
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Exclusive: Honorees Announced for the 30th Anniversary Bounce Trumpet Awards
Courtney B. Vance, Stan Lathan and Raphael Warnock are among honorees.
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Kyla Pratt Is Ready To Take Over Your Television Screens…Again
It’s time to give Black women and girls of the millennium era their flowers. And Kyla Pratt for one, is ready and willing to accept hers now.
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Black Creativity Abounds in These Latest Project Announcements From Issa Rae, Kenya Barris, John Legend and Sanaa Lathan
The multi-hyphenate creatives are truly living up to the creed “Booked and Busy.”
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Dwayne Wade, Cedric the Entertainer, Wayne Brady, and Lala Milan to Feature in Next 'Zoom Where It Happens' Directed By Sanaa Lathan
The next episode of “Zoom Where it Happens,” the online live table reading series launched by Black women to entertain viewers and encourage them to vote this year, will feature Black entertainers from the fields of sports and comedy portraying characters from the iconic Black sitcom Sanford and Son. Award-winning actress Sanaa Lathan will direct…
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Tracee Ellis Ross, Regina King, Alfre Woodard and Sanaa Lathan Are Thanking You for Being a Virtual Friend With a Golden Girls 'Reimagined' Rendition
If you threw a Zoom party, would you invite everyone you knew? Well, it looks like some celebrities are using part of their extended free time during the lockdown to continue the show. After all, Hollywood mandates that the show must go on. Over the Labor Day holiday weekend, Tracee Ellis Ross announced a virtual…
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Love & Basketball, 20 Years Later: I Still Think Quincy Was Wrong and Monica Was Right—Let's Fight
Imagine being able to reflect and reminisce about a passion project about your own life 20 years later with tens of thousands of fans. Well, that’s what writer-director Gina Prince-Bythewood got to do on Tuesday night when she and BET hosted a live-tweet watch party of Love & Basketball to celebrate the beloved film’s 20th…