An “Unstoppable” Bond with Jharrell Jerome and Jennifer Lopez
“Unstoppable,” directed by William Goldenberg and an adaptation of Roble’s homonymous biography, is as much about the journey to become a champion as it is about the sacred bond between mother and child.
Why BET+’s Queens of Christmas is the Must-Watch Holiday Film of the Year
Queens of Christmas is more than a holiday comedy—it’s a layered story that reflects the humor, drama, and love of real-life relationships.
Love, Forgiveness, and Donuts: Insights from the HBO-Selected Short Film “Chocolate with Sprinkles”
Chocolate With Sprinkles film foilows a couple on their 25th anniversary. They are given one day to do something they haven't done in 25 years- work on their marriage.
A Studio Retrospective Into The Tyler Perry Verse
We take a deep dive into “The Perry Verse” assessing the true magic of Tyler Perry Studios.
The Death of Physical Media Continues as DVD Rental Giant “Redbox” Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
With nearly $1 billion in debt on its balance sheet, Redbox has pushed to liquidate thousands of its “Redbox Rental Kiosk'' found in Walmarts and CVS retail stores across the country in over 29,000 locations.
Will Sony’s Recent Acquisition of Indie Cinema Chain Alamo Drafthouse Open The Box Office Playing Field ?
For the first time in recent history, a movie studio will be able to seed audience data directly from the theaters which they own and operate.
David Fortune’s Tribeca Debut Project "Color Book" Spotlights Black Single Fatherhood
We get an inside look at the struggles of raising a Black child with down syndrome while also navigating Black single fatherhood.
Netflix Supercharges International Audiences with Black British Super-Drama “Supacell”
With the feeling of Top Boy meets Black Lightning, we can get an intimate look at what black British culture feels and how it materializes in this show, Supacell!
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence Shine in Action-Packed 'Bad Boys' Sequel
Bad Boys: Ride or Die was filled with action-packed stunt sequences, unique camera angles, and high-octane car crashes and shootouts.
7 Black Westerns Starring Black Women
The release of Beyonce’s latest album Cowboy Carter has naturally brought an influx of new fans to country music. I started to question how many country movies are there in the world featuring Black women. The answer is there aren’t many but the list we pulled together deserves some recognition.
