Aside from the annual airing of Roots that usually got someone at school beat down for “going there,” network television has never really hung its hat on being diverse.
Chris Rock thoroughly entertained audiences over the holiday season with directorial debut, Top Five. This coming St. Patrick’s Day the party will be in your living room when Top Five hits Blu-ray and DVD. The film which feature the all-star talents of Rosario Dawson, Gabrielle Union, Tracy Morgan, Leslie Jones, J.B. Smoove and more, also […]
After mending their relationship at this years BET Honors, Kanye West and Dame Dash are looking for the same success they enjoyed in the music business in the realm of film.
Photo: WENN John Candy Movies: Wagons East! (1994)/Canadian Bacon (1995)
Marlon Wayans has been carefully calculating his next move since touring with his family last summer. It appears the 42-year-old comedian will be bossing up on network television when the weather gets nicer.
At some point in the near future, we’re going to see the “Freeway” Ricky Ross biopic, Crack In The System immortalized on film. This isn’t the pear-loving, Wing Stop-owning, rapper from Miami, but the man who Oliver North should be thanking every moment of his free, waking life.
Yesterday, February 24th, Will Smith brought his new movie, Focus, to Hollywood and aside from the cast and production crew it, brought out some of the most beautiful ladies in the biz.
Childish Gambino has successfully been able to skyrocket to success using his rap alter-ego and his government name, Donald Glover.
Despite the inevitable boost social media has given to big televised events, the 2015 Oscars didn’t do so hot in the ratings category compared to last year.
Charlize Theron in Monster (2003) The (unrecognizable) Theron scooped up an Academy Award, Golden Globe Award and the Screen Actors Guild Awards for Best Actress.
While the lingering notion of the Martin Luther King, Jr. biopic, Selma not getting its just due still remains, all hope isn’t lost for the acclaimed film and the rest of the 2015 Best Picture nominees to collectively make history together.
With so much talk about Straight Outta Compton, it’s so easy to forget Ice Cube has another bullet in the chamber with Barbershop 3. But he does, and the studio is ensuring it’s done even bigger and badder by recruiting The Best Man director Malcolm D. Lee.
