Category: Film & TV

‘The Man Who Fell To Earth’: Watch First Trailer For Sci-Fi Starring Chiwetel Ejiofor And Naomie Harris

Showtime’s original series The Man Who Fell To Earth has received its first trailer. Starring Oscar nominees Naomie Harris (Skyfall) and Chiwetel Ejiofor (12 Years a Slave), the alien sci-fi thriller is inspired by Walter Tevis’s novel and Nicolas Roeg’s esteemed 1976 film of the same name featuring David Bowie.

The Brazilian Classic Film ‘Black Orpheus’ Is Heading To Broadway Next Season

A musical stage adaptation of the Award-winning 1959 Brazilian film Black Orpheus is being prepared for a Broadway premiere next season, according to producers Stephen Byrd and Alia Jones-Harvey.  Set against the colorful backdrop of Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Black Orpheus revives the Greek love story of Eurydice and

For Its 50th Anniversary, ‘Lady Sings the Blues’ Will Screen In Theaters Across The United States

This year marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most distinguished Black films of the 20th century, Lady Sings the Blues. To commemorate the occasion, Turner Classics is screening the film in select Regal Cinemas theaters nationwide. The 1972 film is liberally based on the complicated life of Jazz

‘The First Lady’: Viola Davis Stars As Michelle Obama In New Anthology Series

The First Lady, an upcoming anthology series by Showtime, dives into the exceptional stories of Washington DC’s first ladies, with the first season spotlighting Eleanor Roosevelt, Betty Ford, and Michelle Obama. Viola Davis plays Michelle Obama, and a new trailer for The First Lady reveals just how impeccable the casting

In The Core Of Black History Month, NYC’s Carnegie Hall Launches Major Citywide Afrofuturism Festival

From February through March, New York City’s legendary Carnegie Hall is launching an expansive Afrofuturism Festival, “where music, visual arts, science fiction, and technology intersect to imagine alternate realities and a liberated future viewed through the lens of Black cultures.”  The citywide festival, initiating during the midst of Black History

After A Lengthy Hiatus, The Third Season Of ‘Atlanta’ Finally Receives A Premiere Date

On Halloween, Donald Glover released a cryptic teaser for Atlanta’s third season. Much speculation about what the season may entail began circulating throughout social media, and we now have slightly more information.  It’s been almost four years since the brilliance of Atlanta has graced us. At last, the third season

Oprah Winfrey Is Executively Producing A Documentary About The Career And Legacy Of The Late Sidney Poitier

A documentary on the late Sidney Poitier’s career and life has been in production for over a year by Harpo Productions and Network Entertainment. Oprah Winfrey is serving as executive producer, and the documentary will be directed by Reggie Hudlin (House Party, Boomerang, The Black Godfather). Poitier’s family is attached

Eddie Murphy To Star In Three Amazon Films And Develop Original Content For The Studio

Amazon Studios closed an exciting new deal with the Award-winning comedian Eddie Murphy, which consists of starring in three Amazon Studio films and developing original films for Amazon Studios and Prime Video. The deal was announced after the success of Coming 2 America, which became the number one streamed movie

Stella Meghie On Writing And Directing Disney’s Upcoming Animated Series ‘Tiana’

The Princess and the Frog marked the first time that a Black heroine starred in a Disney animated film. As Disney’s first Black princess, Tiana has been a source of inspiration for young girls everywhere since its release in 2009. Now, Tiana will have her own series on Disney+, which

Grace Edwards On Writing For ‘Insecure’ And The Importance Of Telling Realistic, Complex Stories About Black Women

Writer, producer, and actress Grace Nkenge Edwards is known for her work on Loosely Exactly Nicole and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. During season four, she joined the writer’s team for Insecure, and it’s the first show that she’s worked on that is predominately Black.  Years before the opportunity to work alongside

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