Former NFL star Simeon Rice on his movie ‘Unsullied’ and telling Black stories
Former NFL defensive end Simeon Rice’s feature film directorial debut, the thriller “Unsullied,” hits theaters this week.
August 26, 2015
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Former NFL defensive end Simeon Rice’s feature film directorial debut, the thriller “Unsullied,” hits theaters this week.
Of course, 1963 was a significant year in American history: George Wallace was sworn in as governor, four little black girls were killed attending 16th
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Nefertite Nguvu’s latest film In The Morning is a revealing look at nine friends and their search for love and happiness. No stranger to film world, she
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With films, by, for, and featuring people of color still having a hard time getting the green light from Hollywood, outlets like the upcoming 21st annual
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On the anniversary of her birthday, Dr. Donda West continues to affect the world in a positive way through the organization that was named for
The American TAP Foundation is bringing the art of tap dancing onto the big screen with Tap World, an award-winning feature-length documentary. The film spotlights some of
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Gail Bean is a Broadway actress and writer who starred in in The Special Project (2013) and Duffle (2014). This year, the 22-year-old beauty is set
Life after professional football has been pretty good for All-Pro defensive end and Super Bowl champion Simeon Rice. After completing a storybook 12 year career
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During a recent interview with rolling out, Angela Hutchinson discussed her new film Hollywood Chaos, being a producer and shares what it takes to make a successful Hollywood movie. What
In the film Hollywood Chaos, Vanessa Simmons plays a celebrity reporter who has to decide between divulging the secrets of her famous friends or advancing
Haitian American filmmaker Rachelle Salnave is beyond happy about 2015. She has every right to be. The Harlem, New York, native will premiere her new
Keith Purvis has worked as a film editor and motion designer for various videos and short films, including Peep Game (2003), a film featured at
