Category: Film & TV

‘Clueless’ To Be Reimagined By Tracy Oliver And Marquita Robinson

Girls Trip writer Tracy Oliver is producing a remake of the 1995 comedy Clueless with Paramount Pictures. As reported by Variety, Marquita Robinson, the story editor and writer of Netflix’s GLOW series, will pen the script. “Crazy excited to be producing a new take of one of my favorite movies

Inspirational Book “I’m A Brilliant Little Black Boy” Will Soon Be An Animated Series

Mother and son Betty K. Bynum and Joshua Drummond co-wrote I’m A Brilliant Little Black Boy back in 2016, and now the children’s book is being turned into an animated series. The influential book has landed a deal with entertainment mogul Reginald Hudlin of Hudlin Entertainment, and the series will

Heroin(e) A Short Film: The Disposable Human and Societal Tragedy at the Crossroads

Through an artistic combination of image and sound, the creators of the poignant short film Heroin€ explore the intersection of some of the major crises of our time – the opioid epidemic and active shooters. JARO had the chance to speak with Mr. Lamar Mackson, executive producer and founder of

PVIFF Upyri: A Transmedia Sci-Fi Exploration of Redemption

At this year’s Peachtree Village International Film Festival (PVIFF), I was afforded the opportunity to meet and talk with Mr. Lonnie Jackson, founder and frontman of Upyri. Upyri is a sci-fi series that blends 3D animation, live action, and 2D illustrations as a means of storytelling. Inspired by the presence

A Conversation With Duran Jones About How He Overcame Fear Through Writing “BLKMGC”

Written by Duran Jones and directed by Shaun Mathis, BLKMGC is a short film that beautifully combines Duran’s music alongside a powerful and emotionally gripping story that is deeply relevant to the times. It follows a young father (Duran Jones) struggling to chase his dreams as an artist while raising

EXCLUSIVE: “Rose From Concrete” Writer And Director Discuss The Beauty Of Collaboration

  Rose from Concrete is the latest short film from writer Shantay Williams and director Santanu Chatterjee. It follows a 10-year-old girl, Rose, as she maneuvers her way through her Minneapolis hometown in a low-income based neighborhood known as Concrete. Filled with tender moments, we watch as her loving yet

Angie Thomas And George Tillman Jr. On How Their Own Life Experiences Inspired ‘The Hate U Give’

In conversation, NPR’s Ailsa Chang sat down with Angie Thomas, the acclaimed author of The Hate U Give, and the movie’s director George Tillman Jr., to discuss how the book and film connected with their own personal experiences. The Hate U Give tells the story of a teenage girl, Starr

Night School: An Examination Of Representation & Hollywood

Kevin Hart’s Hartbeat Productions teamed up with Will Packer (Girls Trip) to produce the number one movie in the country, Night School. Written by the media mogul in conjunction with several other screenwriters, the film follows protagonist Teddy (Hart) as he enrolls in Carrie’s (Haddish) class in an effort to

Insecure: The Return of Lawrence

Lawrence is back! Insecure will be giving viewers what they have been waiting on since the start of season 3, Lawrence’s return. The show has faced a lot of criticism since deciding to remove Lawrence from the season’s story plot. Members from the Lawrence Hive were not happy. Many took

Watch The Vibrant Trailer For “Been So Long,” Starring Michaela Coel And Arinzé Kene

Chewing Gum’s Michaela Coel sings beautifully alongside Arinzé Kene in the new trailer for Netflix’s romantic musical Been So Long. Based on the stage show by acclaimed playwright Ché Walker and Arthur Darvill, Been So Long centers on Simone (Michaela Coel), a broken-hearted single mother who becomes infatuated by Raymond

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