Category: Film & TV

Review: Netflix’s ‘The Black Godfather’

  Within the first 15 minutes of watching the Netflix documentary The Black Godfather I felt some kinda way about the titular man, Clarence Avant. I was trying to be open, suspend judgment, and really listen and learn about his life and legacy, but it proved to be a more

‘How To Get Away With Murder’ Is Approaching Its Final Season

By LYNN ELBER AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) — It will be case closed next season for “How to Get Away with Murder,” with the show’s upcoming sixth season to be its last. The series and its star, Viola Davis, are leaving behind history: In 2015, Davis became the

‘Orange is the New Black’ Leaves Legacy For Women Of Color

By LEANNE ITALIE AP Entertainment Writer NEW YORK (AP) — From corrupt, brutal overseers to the fraught world of inmate hierarchy to unlikely friendships and romances, “Orange is the New Black” told deeply rich and complex stories about life for women behind bars that resonated far beyond prison walls. While

‘Snowfall’ Cast Remembers John Singleton At Season Premiere

By MICHAEL LENNOX Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — “Snowfall” co-executive producer and co-creator John Singleton was in the hearts and minds of cast members who gathered Monday on the red carpet for the premiere of the third season of the FX crime drama. Singleton, 51, died in late April

ABFF Highlights: Exceptional Films On Blackness, Sisterhood, And More

Screening the work of some of the most talented visual storytellers in the country, ABFF presented a curation of shorts, feature films, and documentaries that brought to life the multiplicities of blackness. The festival served as the world premiere for several films gaining the eyes and hearts of viewers

‘Queen Sugar’ Recap: What The Hell Has Gotten Into Nova?

Queen Sugar has returned with a fourth season so ripe with drama its uncertain if the Bordelons will remain the tight-knit family we have grown to love. Most of the turmoil centers on eldest sister Nova’s decision to write a tell-all memoir that not only reveals her truths but shouts

“True Justice: Bryan Stevenson’s Fight for Equality”: Life and Labor of a Freedom Seeker

As founder of the recently constructed “National Lynching Museum,” Bryan Stevenson is committed to yielding the power of narrative. During a talk at the 23rd annual Black American Film Festival in Miami, the lawyer and activist detailed the power of narrative in the construction and continuation of the horrid practices

Daniel Kaluuya And Jodie Turner-Smith Are On The Run In Politically Charged Film ‘Queen & Slim’

This November, prepare for an intense ride. Queen & Slim, an upcoming Universal Pictures film from Lena Waithe and Melina Matsoukas, stars Get Out’s Daniel Kaluuya and rising actress Jodie Turner-Smith. It follows Queen (Turner-Smith) and Slim (Kaluuya), who experience a bland first date together–until the two are pulled over

‘Jodie’ Will Be A Progressive Show About Workplace Culture, Gen Z Struggles, And More

We’re finally learning more about the first of MTV Studios’ upcoming “Daria universe” spin-offs. A new take on the popular animated sitcom Daria was first announced a year ago, and was initially set to be called Daria and Jodie. Now, it is simply titled Jodie, and the series will be

Mentally Preparing For The Heaviness One Feels While Watching ‘When They See Us’

Ava DuVernay’s highly anticipated series When They See Us has finally been released. In fact, the drama series has been out for a couple of weeks now, but I had to mentally prepare myself for this watch. During a night of wine and laughter, my partner wished to begin the

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