No word on when production is set to start or when the film is expected to release but best believe we'll be patiently waiting with the popcorn for this to hit Netflix sometime in the future.
Will Robert McCall live to finally realize his dream of spending his final years as a peaceful citizen or will have to make the ultimate sacrifice to ensure the protection of the good people of his town?
Denzel Washington is one of the few actors who doesn't do sequels, but he has made an exception regarding The Equalizer movie franchise.
Award-winning actor Denzel Washington was not present at the White House ceremony honoring him and the 16 other recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom last Thursday after testing positive for COVID-19. President Joe Biden recognized his absence in his speech from the East Room.
Denzel Washington spoke for the first time about his interaction with Will Smith after the altercation he had with comedian Chris Rock at the 94th Academy Awards. The actor talked about it during a conversation with Bishop T.D. Jakes at the International Leadership Summit on Saturday in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Set in 1927 Chicago, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom is centered on the incredible story of one of America's first Black professional Blues singer, Ma Rainey, and the tension and conflict between her and the white ownership of the clubs where she performed. Although Boseman’s character, Levee, is fictitious, the film shows how the actual creation of her hit song, "Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” came to fruiting and also revealing that the song was written for a dance by the same name.
On Wednesday (Sept 30), the streaming powerhouse took to social media to share the images along with the release date to the film, which is produced by legendary actor Denzel Washington and directed by George C. Wolfe, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom stars Viola Davis and the late Chadwick Boseman in his final film performance.
The reboot for the classic showThe Equalizer is happening, and instead of seeing a man playing the main fade issuing protagonist, Queen Latifah will be taking over.
The hit series The Equalizer is returning to TV with a new twist.
Frank Lucas, the Harlem drug kingpin immortalized in the 2007 film American Gangster, has died. Lucas, who was residing in New Jersey, died of natural causes on Thursday (May 30).
The Air Jordan 13 Retro in the OG “He Got Game” colorway drops this Saturday.
