A deeper look at ‘The Color Purple’ movie from other angles
I wrote a review of The Color Purple movie almost forty years ago in a student newspaper. I was sure not to read it while
December 31, 2023
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I wrote a review of The Color Purple movie almost forty years ago in a student newspaper. I was sure not to read it while
It’s official … The Color Purple is a runaway holiday box-office success! Not only is the new musical adaptation of Alice Walker’s classic novel tops
We’re getting a closer look at Fantasia and Taraji P. Henson in the upcoming remake of The Color Purple thanks to a new trailer just
April is National Poetry Month. To celebrate and inform, here is a list of 10 of the best and most influential living Black poets. Furthermore,
Black women are criminally unrepresented in the publishing world. Despite this, Black women have written some of the most influential works of literature in American
Black Enterprise opened its annual Women of Power Summit with the Legacy Awards. Held at The Mirage in Las Vegas, the event honored several women who
Alice Walker is an African American novelist, poet, and activist. She is most famous for her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Color Purple. In addition to her
Directed by John Doyle with music by Brenda Russell and Allee Willis, this latest re-telling of Alice Walker’s seminal novel THE COLOR PURPLE is buoyed by a stellar cast that includes Hollywood heavyweights and theater veterans
The 4th Annual BronzeLens Festival opened on Wednesday, Nov. 6 with a screening of the documentary Alice Walker: Beauty in Truth and a talk back
Black films hosts predominantly Black casts but have found success with largely non-black audiences worldwide. Check out a few blockbusters with black casts. Notice any actors or actresses who have
Walker wants Keys to reconsider playing a concert in Israel on July 4th
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Historically Black Colleges and Universities are pretty much synonymous with greatness. It is no accident that HBCUs graduate African American students in science, medicine and mathematics at
“I’ve been married for 28 years, I’ve had 15 good ones.”
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Alice Walker risked her life this week to join a flotilla of boats on a humanitarian mission to Gaza, and she compared
Taprena Augustine tugs at fans’ hearts in her role as the sultry songstress, Shug Avery, in “The Color Purple,” the musical adaptation of Alice Walker’s
